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Last week I got to talk to someone in the Rehabilitative Psychology program I'm applying for. It was a great discussion, and it seems like I'm a good fit for the program. The only worrying thing is the semester where I need to do an unpaid full-time internship, but scholarships and loans will help with that. I hope.
In any case, I changed my plan to apply for the fall, instead opting for Spring 2013 just so I can make sure I don't have to go "Well will I make it?" I was banking on the rolling admissions working in my favor, but it would still look better to apply when it's not after the deadline. Plus now I don't have to stress out about getting my recommendations and statement of purpose together. The main bummer is that while there isn't an overwhelming need for rehabilitative psychologists, the field is apparently unpopular because of the stigma of working with people with disabilities.
:/
Oh. And I have an interview on Friday. I'm excited about it. Hence the other reason why I postponed my grad school idea for a few months.
Speaking of which: if I DON'T make it to grad school for this, I'm considering the possibility of becoming either an RN or possibly a Nurse Practitioner. I'm not sure how likely I'd be able to get into either of those, but if I do, it would definitely be something that I would enjoy too.
So, how are you?
In any case, I changed my plan to apply for the fall, instead opting for Spring 2013 just so I can make sure I don't have to go "Well will I make it?" I was banking on the rolling admissions working in my favor, but it would still look better to apply when it's not after the deadline. Plus now I don't have to stress out about getting my recommendations and statement of purpose together. The main bummer is that while there isn't an overwhelming need for rehabilitative psychologists, the field is apparently unpopular because of the stigma of working with people with disabilities.
:/
Oh. And I have an interview on Friday. I'm excited about it. Hence the other reason why I postponed my grad school idea for a few months.
Speaking of which: if I DON'T make it to grad school for this, I'm considering the possibility of becoming either an RN or possibly a Nurse Practitioner. I'm not sure how likely I'd be able to get into either of those, but if I do, it would definitely be something that I would enjoy too.
So, how are you?