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Thank you for your inquiry. No, they are not offering me any funding. However, I am not overly concerned about the tuition because it is only a couple of years and I am very resourceful. Hofstra and Chicago will run about $50,000 and CAU $25,000. My goals are to work professionally in an applied/research setting both domestically and internationally. My main concern is the program's perception and reputation to outsiders. The programs themselves all fit me very well, but they do not seem to be too well known. My notion is that Hofstra is very well-known only in the New York area, and CAU only amongst the Hispanic community. The Chicago School seems to vary depending on who I ask.

Thoughts? Input? Comments?

I have to make a decision between Hofstra University, Carlos Albizu University and The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. Pro to Hofstra is I live with family half an hour away in Queens, NY so I will save money on living expenses, and I will be able to take the train to Manhattan to work. Pro to Carlos Albizu University (Miami campus) is it is only second to U. of Central Florida for Hispanic students. Pro to The Chicago School of Professional Psychology (Chicago campus) is its emphasis on culture and diversity.