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Hi spg, thanks for taking the time to response. I`ve just looked into what courses I would need to switch to a double major of biology/psych (double major would be equivalent to a specialist). I will only require one more course to complete the biology major, but since I've only taken 5 psych courses so far, I will need 8 more courses. So going into 4th year, I would take 5 courses each semester to be considered a full time load (1 bio + 8 psych + 1 elective). It would technically mean that I'll finish my double major by the end of my 4th year. However, I'm wondering if i should take an extra 5th year to boost GPA. OR if I should just pursue a new psych degree. Also, since I can pursue a Masters (which is relatively easier than a phd), will getting a high GPA in a masters degree make it more likely to get accepted into a PhD? Or are PhD programs also solely based on undergrad marks? (+ research). I've made a new thread on this. Anybody is appreciated to provide their opinion! Thanks.

I`ve made a new thread about it. If you might have some insightful feedback, please do not hesitate

Hi, I'd like some advice on where to go from here. I'm in a bad situation because I'm currently in a program I'm not interested in. I'm currently 3rd yr bio specialist but i've developed a passion for psych over the years of my undergrad. I'd like to eventually apply to I/O graduate program cGPA= 2.74. (however for my 5 psych courses that I took. One mark was a B, and the others were A/A+s. Do schools look at psych gpa specifically in any case? also note that I'm Canadian). I'm contemplating on doing a double major since all i need is one more bio course to finish the bio major. I will need a couple of more courses to finish the psych major however. So I could work on those next year (4th) and maybe take an extra year to boost gpa. Any opinions on this? What's the best course of action at this point. I need some realistic goals.

Hi, I'd like some advice on where to go from here. I'm in a bad situation because I'm currently in a program I'm not interested in. I'm currently 3rd yr bio specialist but i've developed a passion for psych over the years of my undergrad. I'd like to eventually apply to I/O graduate program cGPA= 2.74. (however for my 5 psych courses that I took. One mark was a B, and the others were A/A+s. Do schools look at psych gpa specifically in any case? also note that I'm Canadian). I'm contemplating between switching to a psych program for next year (4th yr) and maybe take an extra year to boost gpa and finish any courses required for that program. Any opinions on this? What's the best course of action at this point. I need some realistic goals.

Hi, I'd like some advice on where to go from here. I'm in a bad situation because I'm currently in a program I'm not interested in. I'm currently 3rd yr bio specialist but i've developed a passion for psych over the years of my undergrad. I'd like to eventually apply to I/O graduate program cGPA= 2.74. (however for my 5 psych courses that I took. One mark was a B, and the others were A/A+s. Do schools look at psych gpa specifically in any case? also note that I'm Canadian) I'm contemplating between switching to a psych program for next year (4th yr) and maybe take an extra year to boost gpa and finish any courses required for that program. Any opinions on this? What's the best course of action at this point. I need some realistic goals