So I have recently been thinking about going back to school for a Masters degree, I know Id like to continue my education in either Psychology or Mental Health Counseling, but I am having trouble finding a program that fits me best.
My question is.. Once you have a Masters, does it really matter where you attain your degree from?
e.g., National University, The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, University of Redlands
These are all schools that I have looked into. Realistically, Id like to go through a program that I can finish as soon as possible, but one that will also benefit me after finishing it. I would hate to waste my time and money.
So I'd like to hear from all of your experiences with Masters Programs and the actual Workplace!
Thanks!
Masters programs?
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by Lovelyella » Sun Apr 12, 2020 6:56 pm
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by Candid » Fri Apr 24, 2020 5:30 pm
Mmm, as a client before becoming a student. Having to write "Id like to go through a program that I can finish as soon as possible, but one that will also benefit me after finishing it. I would hate to waste my time and money" doesn't bode well for future Mental Health Counseling clients.
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