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What Subjects Are Needed To Study Psychology

by Rachel
(London, UK)

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Photo Credit: William Wend

What subjects do you need to study psychology? Im not sure if you need maths because I'm hoping to drop it this year. Please help!! xx

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Jan 04, 2011
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Hey!
by: Dark Soul

English

Maths (any maths but the higher the better eg. methods, further)

Psychology

biology

Health



Jul 13, 2010
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Subjects needed..
by: Anonymous

Hey.
Well I too am very interested in the study of psychology and posed the question to a number of people and recently asked a university what they would reccommend. They suggest; Biology (to understand the biological side and also for the neuro unit they study), psychology (if your school offers it), statistics (there are lots of data you need to be able to process) and english (for communication skills). Hope this helps!! <>

May 21, 2008
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The British Psychological Society
by: David

Hi Rachel

You will find all the information you need at the British Psychological Society website.

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