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  1. Thanks, but not in the US. Oops, in my country credits at open university or similar will be accredited by EU universities as long as the degree is obtained. It takes around 2 years to complete a degree, so I am seeking ways to make credits required in one year.
  2. Dear all, I have a bachelor degree in law and want to study educational psychology or child psychology or developmental psychology(either taught or research program) in order to work in the field of child development. Could you please advise me how to earn credits for these required courses without following a complete bachelor program ? Is there anything I can do in order to qualify myself for admission to psy graduate programs in Europe or US? I completed a few courses on Coursera but can't earn credits via it. Some of the most common prerequisites needed for admission to psychology graduate programs include: Statistics Experimental methods Abnormal psychology Child development Personality psychology
  3. It is not weird to hear such episode in the more authoritarian Europe campus. If you don't want one more master degree, then ask for compensation$. Life is unpredictable, so can only make plan for the future and move on. If you apply for PHD again (for sure not in UK), you will have the fear of not able to complete. Do you want to take such risk? Do you know how to handle such fear ? What is your backup plan if the same thing happen? If you go to job market, a Cambridge branded master degree applicant is offered more opportunities than PHD , as less openings for such a high degree holder as PHD. The most important thing so far is to make yourself happy and relaxable, then you will figure out that you can still live a good life despite of such shits.Do not make your life a tragedy because of nasty people. Wish you a Merry Christmas!
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