Sassafrass333

I agree that this field can be physically, mentally, and emotionally draining - so that's why it’s important to have a balance between work and your personal life. It might be a good idea to work for a few years in the field to see what population you're a good match with and determine if you really want to pursue a MSW.
 
Were your friends and relatives social workers? And were there other reasons besides being burnt out? Also, SW don't get paid a lot either...

I agree that this field can be physically, mentally, and emotionally draining - so that's why it’s important to have a balance between work and your personal life. It might be a good idea to work for a few years in the field to see what population you're a good match with and determine if you really want to pursue a MSW.
 
Were your friends and relatives social workers? And were there other reasons besides being burnt out? Also, SW don't get paid a lot either...

Hi Everyone,

I have an interview coming up next week for the Child Welfare Stipend and I wanted to see if there was anyone who can tell me what kind of questions they are asking. I want to go well prepare so any information will help. Thank-You