Let me talk about the situation among my classmates when I graduated. In fact, most human resources, user experience researchers, school psychological counselors and counselors are part-time, and only one person works full-time. Some of them went abroad to study. If you are good at psychology and educational statistics, you can enter the market research company to do questionnaire design and data statistics. One of my schoolmates also went to Alibaba to study big data. Of course, some consulting companies also need relevant skills. If you are good at experimental psychology, you can enter the research institutes of big companies to design some experiments related to people, such as Lenovo's ergonomics and Philips' lighting research (partial vision). If you are caring and like the special education industry, you can also work as a tutor or appraiser in a children's rehabilitation institution (my personal experience). Of course, I know someone who takes a polygraph in the public security system (I don't know if they will be caught) and can also participate in the translation and publication of psychology books. Of course, many people have changed careers, such as being a programmer = _ = B. In fact, anything is possible, and the key is your interest. Whether it is 4 years or 7 years or 10 years, the most important gain is to know yourself, know what you like and what you don't like, so that you won't be worthy of your original intention and your real interest.