psychcase

Excuse me? There is no "mediating the discussion in an unbiased manner". You can either be tolerant to all races/religions/cultures, or you can choose to be hateful. Whenever someone speaks against a religious group as a whole in a demeaning manner, there is no other side. I am surprised and not surprised at the same time that very few people spoke up. I know they were afraid of receiving a bad grade in that class, but not speaking up is the same as agreeing. What we should all take from this is that whenever wrongful things are being said, we must stand up and correct them - it is our responsibility as decent human beings. This is what happens when we do not speak up. First they came for the socialists, and I didn't speak out because I wasn't a socialist. Then they came for the trade unionists, and I didn't speak out because I wasn't a trade unionist. Then they came for the Jews, and I didn't speak out because I wasn't a Jew. Then they came for me, and there was no one left to speak for me.

I received a letter in the mail from OISE Counselling dated March 1st... So I don't know why people are going around saying that no offers/rejections have been made.

Thanks! I'm actually Canadian... The deadline to accept offers is next week so hopefully if someone declines you will be notified! Good luck, crossing my fingers for you

They sent a letter in the mail; it was for MA.

Hey guys, I heard from OISE Counselling at the beginning of March. They want answeres quickly so hopefully you guys will hear something second round!

Hi all, I love this forum and hope you guys can help me out here! I am currently considering 2 schools and programs that are very different, and I was wondering if you could shed some light/insight/guidance to help me out. School A: counselling psych pros: well known school, guaranteed funding, tuition covered cons: thesis-based, might have to continue on to doing a PhD since it is kind of similar to clinical psych School B: couple and family therapy pros: very specific program, high rate of employment right out of the master's/ability to open a private practice, no thesis required cons: little to no funding, smaller school (prob related to funding..), prestige of occupation? I've never actually written a thesis - I've done only a couple of smaller research projects (not even papers) so I am scared of undertaking a thesis, but it could definitely be a challenge. I am just wondering whether it is worth it? My worry is that I will be misereble writing a thesis. I am willing to spend the money on the CFT program because I see it as an investment for future earnings but the money school A is offering is quite tempting. Any thoughts? My ultimate goal is to provide psychotherapy and one day have my own practice. Mnay many many thanks!