meganruss

This is certainly a breath of fresh air! I'm much less nervous about the workload now. I generally enjoy group work, so this is more of a bonus than a negative. Of course I've had my share of frustrations, but...

15 pages?! You're not messing with me, right? My last undergraduate research paper was just under 45 pages. I'll take 15 pages in a heartbeat! Maybe grad school won't be my own personal hell after all.

I had a very similar question for my program of choice. I decided to choose a particular field I had interest in (mental health) and then really took a narrow approach (focusing on adolescents with BPD). If you are too broad, you may find it challenging to address this question appropriately (especially in the page limit they provide).

I am also struggling to open your link. If you could re-post, I'd be happy to take a look. I was just accepted into my program of choice and would be happy to provide feedback.

My application is currently under review for the 2019 MSW program at Washington University in St. Louis. Although it says early decision is December 15, I seemed to get conflicting information that they MAY offer acceptance before the 'early decision' date. Are there any other past applicants who may be able to confirm this information? I am deciding between three other graduate programs, but would need a decision from WUSTL before graduation in December, as two of the other programs start Spring 2019. Normally I would pick the school with the earlier start date, but the MSW program at WUSTL has really caught my eye.