Can I pursue a career as a psychologist without an undergraduate degree in psychology?

My therapist's undergrad degree is in nursing. You can get a Masters degree in psych.

Soc. work is hard work and very taxing with not much pay but can be very personally rewarding. Though, if you wanted to go the social work direction you would be better off majoring in Social Services. Now, with that said... Schwartz (2000) reported that the top 10 occupations that employ persons with only a bachelor's degree in psychology are: Top- and mid-level managers, executives, administrators Sales occupations, including retail Social workers Other management-related occupations Personnel, training, labor-relations specialists Other administrative (record clerks, telephone operators) Insurance, securities, real estate, business services Other marketing and sales occupations Registered nurses, pharmacists, therapists, physician assistants Accountants, auditors, other financial specialists Unfortunantly...with only a bach. in Psych...you can't go to far in the actual field of psychology.

No, you need a degree that is BPS (British Psychological Society) credited to be a chartered psychologist.