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A master's degree in psychology can open a variety of career options. Those with a master's in psychology may also SEE a boost in their salary when compared to those who hold a Bachelor's in the field. With a psychology master's comes a variety of career options, each with a different client population. School psychologists may enter the field with a master's degree, as can marriage and family therapists. Some positions as substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors typically require the applicant to hold a master's degree, as well. A master's degree in psychology is often the minimally accepted education for mental healt
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