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School 2 sounds best to me.

Well, one of the reasons I want to get my MA is because the one school (Loyola) has a PsyD program I applied for but didn't quite make it, so I'd have my foot in the door. I definitely want to continue on to a doctoral degree, the only thing is that I'm working at the only hospital in my city right now, and while it's great experience, I don't think I can work there for the next year and a half until I'd be able to go to another grad school. I sort of hate it. It's not the work that I hate, it's the coworkers...that's why I thought I'd get started on my graduate studies right away. Also, I'm worried that if I wait a year and reapply I still won't get into any of the doctoral programs, and I'll be in the same boat I'm in now, but a year behind... (btw, you can practice with just an MA in Clinical...so I could work while I continue for my doctorate...most of the therapists at my outpatient internship only had MAs in Clinical) just something to consider.

Update: I'm not really interested in Cleveland anymore because they are taking so long to get back to me on a financial aid package. So now it's between: Dayton - offers a traineeship for financial aid where I can work to pay up to 12 thousand of my tuition Loyola - doesn't offer anything financial at all, but I think I like the location better

If it were me, I'd go with school B. But then again, the financial aspect is more of an issue to me than it seems to be for you. But even though it's only two years, if it's in a place you know you'll be happy in, I'd still go with B.

I didn't get into any of the PhD or PsyD programs I applied to, but I got into three Master's programs in Clinical Psych, now I can't decide. Financial stuff aside, does anyone have advice? I'm hoping someone here has been to one of them and can help. 1)Loyola College in Maryland - MS in Clinical Psych 2)University of Dayton - MA in Clinical Psych 3)Cleveland State - MA in Clinical

I applied to Kent State for the PhD in Clinical Psychology in November, and I've heard absolutely nothing. I've heard from all the other PhD and PsyD programs I've applied to...except for this one. Anyone else?