* Career Counselor

* Rehabilitation Specialist

* Psychiatric Technician

* administration and management

* business and industry

* casework

* child care

* employment interviewing

* gerontology

* health services

* marketing and public relations

* personnel

* probation and parole

* psychiatric assisting

* research or laboratory assisting

* sales

* teaching

* technical writing

* Business: personnel administrator, loan officer, retail sales management, occupational analyst, industrial relations specialist, claims specialist, and marketing representative

* Social Services: group home attendant, case worker, probation officer, admissions counselor, occupational therapist, substance abuse counselor, youth counselor, employment counselor, social service aide, public health administrator, parole officer, social-urban planner, community relations officer, affirmative action officer, vocational rehabilitation, and day care center supervisor

Once you complete the MS you can start working for the state and towards your certification, but with only the BS you will be pretty limited to the things you can do that actually pertain to your field; no clinical work or therapist work.

Good luck in your studies and future, just do whatever job pays you some money and allows you to continue your education; it will all work out in the end.

Plus you Get Dental, Health, Lower Intrest Rates, Better Savings Intrest. Look into it.