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arussellidaho

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  • Location
    Idaho
  • Application Season
    2013 Spring
  • Program
    MSW

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  1. Considering the date of both of the above posts, I am interested in what either of you think of Edinboro's program. I am considering the Online MSW (regular track), any information would be extremely helpful. Thanks!
  2. I am wondering the same thing. Decaf, did you find any information on Edinboro? Since your post was last July, I'd be interested in what school you decided to apply to, if any. Thanks!
  3. Decaf, I can relate to your experience. I too, am in the same position, but know in order to "move on", I need to complete my MSW. I also need an online MSW program that I can complete and work at least part time. I also have similar debt from my BS in Psychology, and am nervous to accrue more. I know it will make sense in the end, but it is a hard decision. I have narrowed my choices down to Boston & Edinboro, since Louisville is an MSSW. I would like to focus on clinical, but am not sure if the extra $ Boston costs is worth the additional money, when Edinboro offers atleast a family concentration. I've considered the general MSW programs, but am unsure they will prepare me for clinical (supervised) practice after graduation. I want to be as prepared as possible. In Idaho, I am not required to complete a "Clinically concentrated MSW" to pursue my LCSW, but I feel it would be beneficial. My questions are: Is it worth the extra $$ to pursue a clinically focused program? If so, is Boston the way to go for a 100% online clinical-MSW program? Has anyone complete the MSW online through Boston or Edinboro that can give me any feedback?
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