2 Responses to “are forensic psychology programs more or less competitive than others?”
Avery Wilcox Said:
Yeah, not in terms of the difficulty level but the demand. Forensic psychologists often work in prisons and police stations (each police station would probably have either one or none and prisons very few) so there really aren’t very many though they are often portrayed in movies a lot. It would definitely be easier to find a job as a clinical or educational psychologist who works in clincs/schools/in some government organisation.
Mekhi 45 Said:
u need to have more experience to help mentally retarded and prisoners to figure out there problems so u need more years of training
Yeah, not in terms of the difficulty level but the demand. Forensic psychologists often work in prisons and police stations (each police station would probably have either one or none and prisons very few) so there really aren’t very many though they are often portrayed in movies a lot. It would definitely be easier to find a job as a clinical or educational psychologist who works in clincs/schools/in some government organisation.
u need to have more experience to help mentally retarded and prisoners to figure out there problems so u need more years of training