uhhlyse

So I am currently feeling "buyers remorse" about the graduate school I chose. School A is the same as my undergrad institution, and now I am feeling like I should have went away to School B so I could experience a new environment. It is a three year master's program, so I'm not sure if it's worth going through all the changes to switch schools. However, I would be in about 50k worth of debt at the school I decided to go to (School A), and around 25k in debt at school B. Do you think it is worth it?

Yup that is exactly my reasons for not applying to PhD programs and then my GRE scores reinforced that decision. I am from Ohio so I applied to Ohio State (my undergrad university) John Carroll University, Cleveland State, University of Cincinnati, and out of state was Loyola Chicago, U of Florida and Tufts. Kind of a lot but applying wasn't too bad. I just interviewed with John Carroll on Friday (think it well), interviewing with Loyola this friday and Cinci later this month. I think all the schools I applied to require interviews before admission. But I am anxious for OSU because I would love to stay here. Still haven't heard anything and the app deadline was December 1st, as well with Florida. Also, I was just looking at the NASP website and they have a new section with all the stats from different schools and saw Loyola had 96 applicants last year which is a lot!! So really nervous about that interview!! Glad I can rant to someone in my same situation though I don't know anyone applying to school psych programs in general

I'm applying to Ed.s programs! I've gotten three interviews so far but still anxious about the other schools I applied to. GRE s ores were too low to be considered for most PhD programs so focused on programs I could actually get into...