Rob actually just approved something I wrote for the Volunteer page. It talks about some of the benefits of volunteering for TeenHelp. If anyone ever approaches you about joining Staff, feel free to share that small blurb with them as well! =)

No problem! =D

Oh, Rob... xD I may decide to jump on this bandwagon, although I generally don't because I'm uncool like that. =P

Totally stalking your conversation with Chess. What the heck is this "Skittles Minion" nonsense?

Sure thing! My experience has been that there isn't really a difference career-wise... I've seen mental health professionals with both. The "A" stands for "Arts," and the "S" stands for "Science." People with a BS in Psychology might take additional research or lab courses while completing their degree, whereas people with a BA in Psychology may not have that same requirement. I happen to have a BA and an MA, and no one has criticized me for not having a BS or MS. Then again, my focus has never been on research, so depending on what route you take for grad school/job opportunities, you may find BS or MS degrees to be more prevalent. Also, keep in mind that people who earn BAs can still choose to take research/lab courses... and you ARE required to take some science courses, depending on what field of study you want to choose.