I'm 13 n I think i'm gonna take psychology major, what should i do for now?

Answer 1

take psychology class in highschool

Answer 2

Try to take as many classes in high school as you can. When I was 13 I wanted to be a teacher, then a nurse, back to a teacher, police officer for a few days... jump forward 6yrs and I am a barrister. It's common to change want you want to do, that's part of the fun of growing up. Thankfully I took Law classes and realised what I was best at and enjoyed the most. Take it all and do the best you can, that way, you can't go wrong.

Answer 3

Have fun in school...
Study hard - study well...
get good grades...
...did I mention have fun???

Thats what it's all about...have fun in school...you'll be fine.

I graduated with my degree in Psychology after doing terribly on the SAT - my guidance counselor told me I wasn't meant for college and that I should choose a trade.

I graduated top of my class.
Got my Masters in Counseling with honors

i had a blast in school...I think I finally started to study in the 12th grade.

Have a great time and just enjoy school and learning.

Answer 4

Always keep your options open. I have thought about psychology myself and while it is a noble high paying profession it comes with the price of one big head ache. It can't be easy listening to every ones problems or giving advice that no one seems to want to take!

Answer 5

you're so young - just take a basic course of study in HS, including as much math and science as you can squeeze in. Take substantial courses that will prepare you for college - including English (gives you writing skills) all four years. And study hard to get good grades - that will give you more options when you're ready to apply to college.