AMF

Aca no hay noticias... todavía espero. Estoy en el "waitlist" de la universidad de Kentucky y tenía que solicitar un puesto en el programa de masters de la universidad estatal de Georgia y también Middlebury para mejorar la posibilidad de ganar un puesto en UGA en 2013. ¡Que les vaja bien! Gracia y paz, AMF

Todavía espero noticias de Buffalo y en Kentucky estoy en el "waitlist." Pero después de aprender que mi esposa recibió un puesto en el programa de MFT de Georgia solicité un puesto en el programa de masters de la Universidad de Georgia Estatal (GSU). Paciencia, paciencia... ¡ya no tengo más paciencia! (El departamento de UGA no me aceptó.)

Thanks for the reply, There a quite a few things up in the air, including another application to different university that is nearby. I did ask that, and the response I got was that the grand majority of people in my sort of situation that ended up doing work in a non-degree-seeking status ended up in the PhD program. Thanks for the suggestion about trying to work there. I don't know why I didn't think of that. Gracia y paz, Aaron

Basically, I attended a small liberal arts school, tested out of the 100 and 200 level classes, and graduated with a 25 credit major and 2.9 in major. We had no honors program and didn't even have a senior seminar. Basically, I took a bunch of general survey courses, but nothing in depth.

Hello, I had a meeting with the graduate coordinator at a public school I did not get into recently. I was told that the concern of the admissions committee was that I had not had enough academic work in the target language (Spanish, which was my undergrad major). My wife learned today that she has been accepted into that institution in a different field. Should she accept that offer, it seems to me my two best options to pad my academic work in the language would be to. 1. Try to attend Middlebury this summer. The benefits I see being the possibility of some sort of funding and my wife might consider applying as well. (I've always wanted her to learn it too). 2. Attend that institution as a Non-degree-seeking student and take 9 credits in the field. The benefits being working with the faculty so I they had a face and experiences to put to my application next year and knocking out my reading language class (an extra 3 hours for 12 total). The later was the graduate coordinator's suggestion, but needing to pay out-of-state tuition prompted me thinking of Middlebury. Any of your thoughts on the situation would be appreciated. paz, AMF