I have a link to information about the USF program on my main page. The undergraduate psychology major is helpful, in that basic psychology principles and terminology will be familiar. This makes the first year of graduate school easier, but people with other backgrounds can do well with extra effort. It is also helpful to have familiarity with computers, and to have good writing ability. Some background in business administration might be helpful for those who become pratitioners, although business concepts are very quickly acquired on the job.
Graduate school is far more difficult than undergraduate.
The workload is far heavier, and students are expected to work more independently. A master's degree takes about 2 years to complete. Determination and self-discipline are required, over and above intellectual ability. If the answer is no , there are easier ways to a rewarding career that would better suit you. This website has my lecture notes that accompany my textbook .