Are you one of those who are greatly interested about how the human brain functions? If yes, you’re probably a psychology fan (and I know that I really didn’t need to say that).
Psychology is not a very popular subject in school. The reason behind this is while this subject is lecture-wise, almost as “boring” and heavy as history, it has some parts and exercises that are interesting (remember the optical illusion tests like the famous Bezold effect?), enough for students to not name it a subject “worth cutting”. Also, probably because of its interesting and quite practical tasks, psychology is not considered as a 0.0 threat in school.
If there is one subject that is greatly applicable for online teaching, it is psychology. Our psychology professors usually use visuals and diagrams each single time they enter the classroom not just to make the class more alive, but because these are actually needed to make the discussions clearer. Since psychology, as I’ve said, is a graphics-heavy course, it appears as if it is meant to be taught online. Graphic tasks and exercises can easily be given to the students online, paving way for a more holistic teaching of the course. So, if you’re contemplating on getting a graduate psychology degree, try it online.