Extracurriculars for a Career in Psychology
Psychologists study how people think, feel, and behave, and help them through challenges. Psychology research programs, peer counseling, and science fairs are strong starting points.
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Programs for a Career in Psychology
Why it fits: Observation of behavioral assessment, psychotherapeutic approaches, and clinical psychology applications in neuroscience.
Why it fits: Research at NIDA covers behavioral neuroscience and addiction-related psychological mechanisms and interventions.
Why it fits: Program emphasizes understanding gifted children's unique emotional and social challenges through expert-led workshops.
Why it fits: Research opportunities in psychological & brain sciences allow students to explore human behavior and mental health research.
Why it fits: Essay competition directly explores psychological theory, human behavior, and research—core competencies for psychology degree study.
Why it fits: Direct preparation for psychology careers through structured competition focused on psychological knowledge and real-world problem-solving.