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Do military clinical psychologists generally make more money than a psychologist not working in the military, or less?

Hey everyone Does anyone know what field of psychology one should ideally enter if one's interest is dreams? It seems as though the physical mechanisms behind dreaming have been extensively researched (e.g.,chemical releases, activation of certain brain regions, etc.), but we still have much to learn about why we dream and what purpose dreaming serves. Moreover, I am very interested in the effects dreaming has on everyday life, such as social interaction and feelings about oneself. If anyone knows what psychological discipline(s) would be good for studying dreams, I would appreciate it if I could hear your thoughts!:)

Hey there everyone, I was just wondering if, in Canada or in the USA, a masters program in sociology would accept a student who had very high grades in a psychology honours program? I completed my honours degree in psych here in Canada with a GPA of ~3.90/4.0, but if I wanted to do a masters in sociology, would a school make me re-take a sociology degree?

Very good point, I apologize for not being more specific! I was thinking somewhere in the UK or perhaps Germany. Thank you for your response @ExponentialDecay. In the UK I was thinking essentially anywhere... London, England, Manchester, Liverpool, etc.

So... I have the biggest decision of my life to make and I am sorry to bore you all with this short little tiny story but I would like to lay out some background info. I've lived here in Canada my whole life and it simply is not for me anymore. I want to experience the world and see all that it has to offer. I just feel stuck in my life and I need to break free and live before I die. My original plan was to complete my masters and PhD in either Sociology or Psychology here in Canada, but lately I have been entertaining the possibility of completing my graduate school in Europe. Europe is such an amazing place and I would do anything to be able to spend a few years there studying what I love, and my girlfriend is also wanting to do the same. However, I really do not know how grad school works there. All I know is that it is different from Canada. I want this opportunity so badly, but I do not even know where to begin my search for schools and understanding how the process works in terms of going from Canada to Europe for grad school. Does anyone have any advice, or knowledge, pertaining to my dream of going off to Europe for grad school? Perhaps some of you live there?:) If anyone knows anything at all about the process, I would so greatly appreciate being able to message you or even receiving a comment on this post!! Thanks so much for taking the time to read this everyone!