Graduate School

[Shannonkish]

So I am having a difficult time trying to find a graduate school that has what I want. The school I would like to attend is CBU, but since it is in CA and my job is in TN, it would be kind of hard.

 

[fishstix]

Personally, I wouldn't recommend having a job and going to grad school at the same time. Grad school is a full time job (and then some) by itself. And a good grad school should provide some sort of stipend to help you out with expenses.

 

[Godsgurl042002]

just give it to God.. and he'll show you what you need to do, i was in your shoes too but God is taking care of everything i am actully not even going to a college that has the degree i want but i am taking Some of my classes for my degree at this college and then i am transfering to another college to finish it.. so yeah its amazing what God can do if you allow him.. just keep seeking God.. and he'll show you.

 

[Shannonkish]

Well.. Since work is paying for my Master's and licensure, I think I have to do both at the same time. Not only that, but I am disciplined enough to handle both. I worked full time while completeling my undergrad degree... graduated with a 3.875 GPA. I don't think doing both will be too hard for me... the hard part at the moment is trying to find one that i can actually attend... as in distance wise.

 

[alldogsDONOTgotoheaven]

What is your major going to be?

I gave up quickly on finding grad schools close to home that were affordable...I really liked some programs in CA but they were way too pricey. Unfortunately I have nobody paying for my grad school.

 

[Shannonkish]

I am actually considering Capella University, SayBrook University, and Northcentral university (all online)...

Psychology with an emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy (for licensure)