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It depends. If you really, really love what you do then go for it. If it is a means to an end, then you should think about it. I'll probably be $120K in debt when it's all said and done (that's with undergrad loans). But as long as I can pay that back, put a roof over my head and pay for internet and food, I'm good. I'm a cheap date I know the only thing I want to do is this.

Are you in interpersonal practice or looking to do therapy? My goal is to do psychodynamic therapy when I graduate- do you guys have a lot of good education/clinical experience with this? I don't want to do much CBT. Do you know what the job prospects are for the grads?

Hi everybody, I'm an older applicant and am interested only in a clinical social work program with a psychodynamic/psychoanalytic focused program. My goal is to do therapy after I graduate and get licensed. Looking around, the American Psychoanalytic Association recommends the following schools: Smith NYU Loyola Simmons Can anybody else recommend other schools or give any input on these four schools? Thanks!