u/Equal_Independent359

Hi guys!! I'm at a loss of what to do with my life and right now I'm doing a double major in PH and Spanish (going into my last semester woo) but I'm trying to plan for my future and I'm very unsure. I'm curious if anyone has input of biostats grad school and masters programs!! I think I'm interested in pursuing this because it seems like I could go a few different routes and can be related to PH which I truly love. I'm just a little scared of the PH climate RN so I'm trying to find some different options post undergrad

I also have some questions

- how do I enter biostats roles... I'm trying to find any entry level anything to get my foot in the door but my experience is practically non existent, so I'd love to hear some tips!!

- maybe info about day in the life of biostats jobs or experience in biostats positions and gard school

- general thoughts on this as a plan & if it makes sense??

I'd really love any input and thoughts!!!!!

Ok so right now I'm at the end of my undergrad with a double major in public health & Spanish. I've been thinking about what to do when I graduate & I'm going to graduate next fall (dec 2026). I'm considering doing a masters & maybe PhD in psych because I've loved every psych class I've taken & the field seems to be a little more secure than public health. My issue is that my coursework in psych is somewhat limited and I'm sort of out of time to add relevant and more psych classes to my schedule before I graduate. I'm looking for any thoughts about if this is even the right move and if this would be worth it in the long run. Also I'm really unsure of which field of psych to look into because IO seems interesting, but also I've heard a lot of mixed opinions on it. On the other hand I think research and experimental psych could really be something I want to do.

TLDR: Undergrad unsure of pursuing psych masters/PhD & unsure of how to pick a field, would love any feedback/tips/advice/personal stories....