Can one pursue MS in psychology after doing B.Sc in nursing? What is its scope and which are the top colleges for the same?

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7 years ago

Hi esther, Yes, you are definitely eligible for M.Sc. Psychology. It is not necessary that you have to do B.Sc. In psychology to do M.Sc. In Psychology. Best of luck for your future and if there is any query, feel free to ask.

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