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psychgal123

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  1. I'm passionate about the field that my graduate work will allow me to work in, and it seems like there is no point putting it off. I love school, and i'm lucky that for right now, my parents still live near a major city (NYC) that will allow me to commute to a program and save money if necessary. I didn't really see any career options for me that didn't involve more school, as a Psych BA, so I just jumped in! 

  2. I'm attending a School Psych program in NY next year, but I'm from there so I am a little biased! I think that NY is a really fun and exciting city, but the only way I'm able to attend is that I'll be starting off, at least, by commuting from home. I would say that if you're open to a roommate, you may be able to find someone from school and then find a place, in an outer borough or New Jersey, for around $800 a month; but keep in mind that a monthly metrocard will add a lot of additional expense. If I were you, just looking at the debt that my (partially funded) program will leave me in, I would choose the more affordable option! I also succumbed to the lure of NY, though, so i get it. 

  3. It's easy to say in retrospect that I would have applied only to the program that I've decided to attend....but since we can't actually do that, I would probably have more confidence in myself and apply to more PhDs and PsyDs. I focused mostly on Masters programs even though I knew I wanted my PhD in the end..and I was accepted into the only doctoral program I applied to! 

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