Search Results: education levels

MY CRITERIA:
UNIVERSITY
Overall quality of the school
Quality of professors
Quality of dorms
a sense of belonging, rather than feeling like a number
Social work, social policy, gender studies and psychology ranking
level of difficulty in courses listed above
*note that I want a high quality education and I want to enjoy the excursions.

SAFETY
safety on and off campus
public transportion (safety, cost, accessibility)
safe for a woman to travel alone
less risk of gender violence

FOR FUN
Beautiful landscapes and hiking
ballet, theater, music
*note that bars and clubs aren't necessary for me to have a good time

I get my Bachelors Degree next year. They say you should aim for a graduate degree to be able to work in more in-depth Psychology fields and a higher income.
However, I am currently seeking entry level jobs in Human Resources and possibly working in a clinic that aims to treat mental ailments. Some say it's a good decision and it is lucrative. Others say the field is limited and you can't really do anything in it at all. Others believe it is reputable only if you seek a graduate degree. What is the truth? Advisors have told me it isn't as bad as others make it out to be when it comes following the graduation with the Bachelors. However, I cannot trust them too much. I feel as if they say that because they are motivating students to continue their education at the University.