Leah Said:

Is getting a master degree in psychology required just a bachelor degree in psychology or certain classes?

We Answered:

This is all dependent on what the requirements are for the university you are applying to; however most often than not, if you completed a B.A. in Psych, you should have all the core requirements completed for a M.A. Usually, most M.A. programs seek that applicants have completed an introductory course, a research methods course, and a into statistics course. If you got your B.A. in psychology, then you've obviously completed these courses. There are many instances in which you can be "conditionally" accepted into a program, meaning that you are accepted, however you are missing a requirement and must complete that requirement within a certain amount of time. Again, it all depends on the program. My advice to you is to look at the requirements for each school you plan to apply to.

Marshall Said:

Where I can able to do the online master's degree in psychology with less fee (PI.Note: I have masters in IT)?

We Answered:

I think you should put the masters in psychology on hold and first work on getting some education in "How to write a coherent sentence". :-)

Were you trying to ask: "Where can I take inexpensive on-line courses to obtain a masters degree in psychology?"