coffee_maniac Posted February 26, 2014 Posted February 26, 2014 I just received admission letter from BU master's in counseling couple of days ago. A professor I contacted before sent me the admission letter. Hurray! Now I need to figure out the financial issue for BU. Does BU counseling usually give full funding to master's student? Any advice? Also, I am still waiting for NYU counseling in masters and Doctor's from BU clinical psych..... Has anybody heard anything yet? NYU gives result thus late? For rejections so far, I have UMass Boston PhD in counseling psychology and Boston College PhD in psychology. For waiting list, I have Boston College Masters in counseling pshychology. Good luck everybody!
Bonnnnnnie Posted March 3, 2014 Posted March 3, 2014 Hi, I received admission letter from BU master in counseling 3 weeks ago. How did you find this program? It is good? I also apply NYU but have not received anything as well! !~
rugox Posted March 4, 2014 Posted March 4, 2014 Lol almost laughed when I heard full funding for BU's program. They don't fund you at all so you'll have to take out loans and go on debt.
Bonnnnnnie Posted March 5, 2014 Posted March 5, 2014 Lol almost laughed when I heard full funding for BU's program. They don't fund you at all so you'll have to take out loans and go on debt. Hi, do you know this program of BU well? How is that?
coffee_maniac Posted March 5, 2014 Author Posted March 5, 2014 Oh, that is not Lol almost laughed when I heard full funding for BU's program. They don't fund you at all so you'll have to take out loans and go on debt. That is not good news for me. Well, the professor contacted me on the other day, saying that there is chances of scholarship that covers 2/3 of tuition. I am hoping that getting a oncampus assitantship job would cover the rest some how. Is this practical by any chance? Steinhardt is still reveiwing upto now, as I called the department.
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