u/learninglanguages783

Hello! I want to start learning Korean seriously-not just learn simple communication, but to eventually achieve fluency. But I don't even know how to start learning basic stuff-there are so many resources online, and its really hard to choose. I am not sure if I should get a tutor either. It's kind of becoming annoying because I research everyday about Korean learning books or tutors, but I don't actually start studying.

I need advice-how to even begin?

Hi, I just graduated high school and taking a gap year. I was always confused what I wanted to do in the future, but one of the options for me is becoming a psychologist. I am aware that I need at least masters to become a psychologist (not just a counselor or social worker, because that is not really my goal-i am more interested i severe cases) but as I was reading posts here about other peoples experiences having a hard time for getting accepted at masters because it is so competitive, I started having second thoughts. I am still trying to figure out if this career really interests me, so I would love to hear from people who are now currently in BA in psych and maybe planning going into masters-how is your path looking like? Do you enjoy the process at all? How is the workload? etc.

My long-term goal is to have my own business and work for myself, not under anyone, so I am also interested if this career will be the good path for me. I am interested in other peoples experiences -Did you open your own business? if so when? is it successful? do you feel happy?

I would really appreciate the advice because I am questioning everything right now...

Hi, I just graduated high school and taking a gap year. I was always confused what I wanted to do in the future, but one of the options for me is becoming a psychologist. I am aware that I need at least masters to become a psychologist (not just a counselor or social worker, because that is not really my goal-i am more interested i severe cases) but as I was reading posts here about other peoples experiences having a hard time for getting accepted at masters because it is so competitive, I started having second thoughts. I am still trying to figure out if this career really interests me, so I would love to hear from people who are now currently in BA in psych and maybe planning going into masters-how is your path looking like? Do you enjoy the process at all? How is the workload? etc.

My long-term goal is to have my own business and work for myself, not under anyone, so I am also interested if this career will be the good path for me. I am interested in other peoples experiences -Did you open your own business? if so when? is it successful? do you feel happy?

I would really appreciate the advice because I am questioning everything right now...

Hi, I just graduated high school and taking a gap year. I was always confused what I wanted to do in the future, but one of the options for me is becoming a psychologist. I am aware that I need at least masters to become a psychologist (not just a counselor or social worker, because that is not really my goal-i am more interested i severe cases) but as I was reading posts here about other peoples experiences having a hard time for getting accepted at masters because it is so competitive, I started having second thoughts. I am still trying to figure out if this career really interests me, so I would love to hear from people who are now currently in BA in psych and maybe planning going into masters-how is your path looking like? Do you enjoy the process at all? How is the workload? etc.

My long-term goal is to have my own business and work for myself, not under anyone, so I am also interested if this career will be the good path for me. I am interested in other peoples experiences -Did you open your own business? if so when? is it successful? do you feel happy?

I would really appreciate the advice because I am questioning everything right now...

Hi, I just graduated high school and taking a gap year. I was always confused what I wanted to do in the future, but one of the options for me is becoming a psychologist. I am aware that I need at least masters to become a psychologist (not just a counselor or social worker, because that is not really my goal-i am more interested i severe cases) but as I was reading posts here about other peoples experiences having a hard time for getting accepted at masters because it is so competitive, I started having second thoughts. I am still trying to figure out if this career really interests me, so I would love to hear from people who are now currently in BA in psych and maybe planning going into masters-how is your path looking like? Do you enjoy the process at all? How is the workload? etc.

My long-term goal is to have my own business and work for myself, not under anyone, so I am also interested if this career will be the good path for me. I am interested in other peoples experiences -Did you open your own business? if so when? is it successful? do you feel happy?

I would really appreciate the advice because I am questioning everything right now...