The pie charts below demonstrate the expected and actual workplaces of psychology graduates after completing their college.
In general, most graduates expected to work in private clinics. Meanwhile, schools and universities employed a larger proportion of students than projected.
In terms of predictions, in all of the anticipated categories, private clinics account for 69 percent of graduates who believe that they would pursue a career in this field. In contrast, only 16 percent ended up as psychology students. Moreover, only 3 percent work for the community agencies sector whereas predicted sectors of 13 percent.
Regarding the other categories such as education and hospitals or medical centres, they predict 8 percent while the actual figures reveal a different pattern, there are 46 percent of education and 26 percent of hospitals or medical centres for actual working agencies . In summary, the number of psychology students working in other areas is significantly higher than 8 percent compared with 2 percent projectively.