u/Icy-Progress1418

I recently skipped the VetMed entrance exam at my hometown state university becauseI don‘t want to see the same people all over again for how many years, I want a new life talaga. So, instead, I’m choosing a fresh start and moving away to take BS Psychology at CHMSU in Talisay so I can learn to live on my own. I feel a huge sense of relief but also tons of career anxiety. For those in the field, what is the realistic job market like for Psych graduates in corporate, HR or clinical roles? Is it normal to feel this scared after choosing passion over practicality?

Hi everyone! I recently skipped the VetMed entrance exam at my hometown, state university siya but bagong open pa lang so wala pa talaga much facilities also because I don‘t want to see the same people all over again, gusto ko talaga new environment for my own good. So, instead, I’m choosing a fresh start and moving away to take BS Psychology at CHMSU so I can learn to live on my own.

I feel a huge sense of relief but also tons of career anxiety. For those in the field, what is the realistic job market like for Psych graduates in corporate, HR or clinical roles? Is it normal to feel this scared after choosing passion over practicality? Thank you, po!

Hi everyone! I need some good career advice. I recently skipped the VetMed entrance exam at my hometown state university becauseI don‘t want to see the same people all over again for how mang years, I want a new life talaga. So, instead, I’m choosing a fresh start and moving away to take BS Psychology at CHMSU in Talisay so I can learn to live on my own. I feel a huge sense of relief but also tons of career anxiety. For those in the field, what is the realistic job market like for Psych graduates in corporate, HR or clinical roles? Is it normal to feel this scared after choosing passion over practicality? Thank you, po!

Hi everyone! A good help to have some career advice. I recently skipped the VetMed entrance exam at my hometown state university becauseI don‘t want to see the same people all over again for how mang years, I want a new life talaga. So, instead, I’m choosing a fresh start and moving away to take BS Psychology at CHMSU in Talisay so I can learn to live on my own. I feel a huge sense of relief but also tons of career anxiety. For those in the field, what is the realistic job market like for Psych graduates in corporate, HR or clinical roles? Is it normal to feel this scared after choosing passion over practicality? Thank you, po!

Hello! I’m feeling incredibly anxious about my future and it would honestly help me if i could use some insights on job opportunities for both VetMed and Psychology here in the PH. 

I recently made a scary but necessary decision to skip the qualifying exam for the brand-new open VetMed program at my hometown state university. While part of me flights off the guilt of missing out a practical path, it is not my passion at all and I was terrified that forcing myself into a grueling program with brand-new and limited facilities would make me lose my spark and end up miserable. Plus that if ever i don’t pass, another disappointment will arise. 

Instead I really want to choose my growth and freedom by pursuing BS Psychology at somewhere far from this hometown, state university as well. This means moving away and starting a fresh life and learning how to live on my own, which is what I genuinely want but I’m scared that there won’t be good job opportunities for Psych graduates compared to the immediate stability of VetMed. To all the Psych and VetMed majors and graduates out there, is it normal to feel this huge relief mixed with career anxiety after prioritizing your peace over practicality? What is the realistic job market like for CHMSU Psych grads in corporate HR, clinical, or community settings once we finish?