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College psychology question?

I want to study Psychology in college (One more year!!) but I really love learning about dreams and things you think about when you’re asleep. Is there a major for that, or is it just something I learn about in psychology and also another question..

A triple major in psychology, sociology, and photography would take about 6 years to complete. A masters and PhD in one subject takes 4-8 years, and you can’t do more than one at a time, so doing two PhDs (which almost no school will allow, especially in related subjects) would take about 22 years of college total. And it won’t be cheap. You might want to narrow down exactly what you’re interested in. Learning about sleep would be something like cognitive science or neuroscience, but colleges don’t teach dream interpretation; that’s a pseudoscience.

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