Applied Psychology

http://www.psihq.ie/
http://www.psychologytoday.com/
http://www.psychology.org/
Most people when they hear i'm doing psychology they purposely presume that i'm doing it in UCD or Trinity. They think that IADT is really just an arts college, and although that it does have a good arts programme there are other good courses that other better than other colleges.
My first choice on my CAO was UCD but i am happy in a way that i just missed it because i like the course that i'm doing a whole lot better than i probably would in UCD.
I like the way my course is split up between psychology and computers. It gives us a broader education then people would be getting in other colleges that its main focus is pure psychology. I have a feeling that if i was in that situation i wouldn't be too happy in my course and end up dropping out. Which i'm glad that this isn't the case here, i find both areas very interesting and hopefully this will continue, however my course changes over the years.
I'm not looking forward to the many years that i'll have to spend in college. The area of psychology i want to go into you are required to do a masters and PHD, which means that i won't leave college till i'm 27. I hope was hoping to be nearly married by that stage, but ill have to be looking for a job now if i don't change my mind over the years.
The links i've added are a few websites that i have found interesting and helpful.