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What subjects do i need to take to become a psychologist?

  • I'm only 14 but i need to know what ones i need to do standard grades in (i'll be doing standard grades next year), so i can do highers after. The subjects i take at the moment are chemistry (but i'm going to a new school and i have to take 2 sciences there so i think i'll take biology), art, music, history (i have to take either history, modern studies or geography) and spanish. Then the subjects that are compulsory are English, maths, French, religious studies, and P.E. So will the subjects i take at the moment be enough (including biology which i will take at my new school)? And if not what other subjects should i take? And what subjects should i drop? I wouldn't like to take a lot more subjects because i like all the subjects i take and i can't take any more without dropping some i already do. Also whatever subjects i take up this year will mean much more work because i'll be far behind since i didn't take them last year.

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    hi :) i am 14 too and i want to be a psychologist :) its good to have goals other than being a singer lol saves us from the panic others will have when they leave :P i think the subjects you are doing are perfect they give you a wide choice in the future and cover loads of proffesions including psychology :) the biology is important so yeah take that in your new school :) i did biology and phsics because chemistry was another language lol the english and maths are good to have :) i think what you have is honestly perfect with good grades you should get into a college/uni very good diverse choices :) for comparison heres mine :) compulsary - english maths french RE and core PE choices - history physics biology bussiness mangaement (sucks lol but it was that or 3 sciences so...) standard grade PE :) i do alot of other stuff for my CV too which will help so you could try and get involved instuff out of school too :) its not like hard work just helping out at stuff all fun :)) btw online iq's i don't think are accurate well mine wasn't but you never know maybe you are gifted :) good luck in the future stephanie lyra skye xx :) mine :) x ? http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AitovmvNBIiPpZCj_1F71E3sy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20100812100258AAgOAJB

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Generally, you would need to do Biology and Maths (quantitative studies which is a part of the Psychology degree). I don't think it matters GCSE wise, but it definitely will in A-levels. I'm not sure if Chemistry is needed since psychiatrists are the ones who also deal with drugs/meds and you're looking to become a psychologist.. But I think Biology is the most important one out of the three Sciences. No, online IQ tests are inaccurate. The most accurate test will come from a qualified professional.

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