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I personally found Divergent author Veronica Roth's worldview absolutely disgusting. Think about it. I recommend "Delirium" by Lauren Oliver. Wonderful books about daring to love and shoot for the stars.

LOL Ouch

OMG this sounds like my birth mother who gave me up for adoption. One day, we met again, and she would scream at me for making choices, "Why aren't you here for Christmas? Why aren't you here for Thanksgiving? You forgot your half-sister's birthday! Why didn't you send me a mother's day card???!!!" To which I should have replied: "Why did you give me up, you stupid (insert word)?!!!"

quote name="gator8" post="1058123206" timestamp="1395864374"]Thanks for the reply! I am leaning towards the second bachelor's also since like you said, it's the same amount of time and money. I have a pretty good gpa from my undergrad so I think I'll be okay in that area but hopefully a 2nd bachelor's looks better to a school regardless.

Hi, UF does offer all of the pre-reqs required for Masters admission. The extra courses in USF's program are just your clinical observations, which you can do on your own terms. The coursework is the same whether in a 2nd Bachelors or not. One is not more challenging than the other.

This does not mean that the degree program is recognized. The mutual recognition program recognizes the certification bodies of those countries. A university is not a certification body, ASHA is, for example. My understanding is that this mutual agreement is for working professionals who are looking to relocate. A degree abroad does not guarantee certification by ASHA.

Easy. Local school. Although, you could always find a job in public service and qualify for loan forgiveness after 10 years. But I think it's wisest to put your Wanderlust on hold and attend the more affordable option. You will always have plenty of time to fulfill a dream. Patience pays off!

Great! Thanks, I sorta figured that, just double checking!

Hey, I would scratch doing the BA in Psych and check out UF's Bachelor of Health Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders. It's open admission, ie as long as you meet the requirements you get in. They admit Fall, Spring, and Summer. And it's all online.

How do you add your stats and schools like a lot of people have done? I would like to share mine.