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  • 28-05-2018 11:27pm
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    Liv24
    Registered Users Posts: 2 ✭


    I am looking to study psychology at NCI in September. I got 430 points so I don’t have enough for anywhere else. Does anyone know anything about the college or what it’s like to get into a masters and jobs after this course ? Thanks:)


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    theirishgirl
    Registered Users Posts: 25 ✭theirishgirl


    I am in the EXACT same position as you, I got 431 points in the LC last year and currently doing a course I hate so i’m looking into psychology in NCI. I went and met with a woman in NCI a few months ago and it seems like a great college. I don’t know much about the course but it is PSI accredited so it means you can on to study a masters without having to do a conversion course or anything i think! might see you in september!
    Liv24 wrote: »
    I am looking to study psychology at NCI in September. I got 430 points so I don’t have enough for anywhere else. Does anyone know anything about the college or what it’s like to get into a masters and jobs after this course ? Thanks:)


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    Liv24
    Registered Users Posts: 2 ✭Liv24


    Noway! Yeah I’m not sure psychology is completely for me just as I’m unsure of what career path it would lead me down. I’ve only read good things about the college though


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    theirishgirl
    Registered Users Posts: 25 ✭theirishgirl


    I’m doing arts in UCD and did psychology as my third subject and I have to say it’s very interesting if that’s any help to you! I’m unsure of what career path it would lead me either but i’m pretty sure you’d nearly have to do a masters if you’re looking to be a qualified psychologist, so it’ll take quite a few years in college to say the least!
    Liv24 wrote: »
    Noway! Yeah I’m not sure psychology is completely for me just as I’m unsure of what career path it would lead me down. I’ve only read good things about the college though


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