Will going to a UC instead of CSU give better jobs? Or does it NOT really matter which you attend to?
does not matter.
What kind of career interests you?
It would be hard to quantify on an global basis. In general, better universities produce more affluent graduates, but there are many factors.
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So I’m deciding if I should go to UCI or CSULB for Psychology major as a transfer student.
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I doubt that you’re going to find employment based on a psych major either way.
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What is your career goal
Didn’t you already have similar thread. Why do you need to creat a new thread? Why not bump the old thread.
Might go to graduate school for counseling. Will minoring help? Like if I minor in computer science get a get a job from that? OR will double major be better?
True but forgot to mention about double majoring in this one. >.< So I thought it would be diff.
I think you are all over the place in terms of major, it’s hard to do everything when you are a transfer. Adding a minor will make it harder to graduate on time. But both schools are good for computer science. But since you are unsure where to go then go to UCI because you don’t seem to think CSU is good enough. I mean why not make that decision.
This is a silly question. your pay, in the real world is driven far more by the value you bring your employer than the school you attend. .
Generally, if money is a current constraint and you plan to go to grad school, take the cheap option (a CSU) and save the $$ for grad school. If money isn’t a constraint, go to the campus you like most.
In most professions, only your pedigree of your terminal degree carries any weight.
I went to a CSU, my colleague went to a UC, when we graduated, our pay for the same district was the same with one exception, I was more specialized, so I received an additional stipend.
I agree; it depends on what you want to do. If it is grad school, cheaper undergrad is probably better, although you need to look at acceptance rates from the CSUs to the program you are interested in. Look at the classes available in your major; you may find there are many more interesting classes at a UC. If you are truly interested in pursuing a degree in psych, I would think a minor in statistics would serve you better. If you are good enough at CS to consider minoring in in it, why not major in that and minor in psych?