[humanser] Helpful masters degrees

[Serena Cucco]

Hi all,

Good ideas.  I'll add social work.  Just in case you didn't know,
social work is a different Masters than counseling.  Social work is
less specific,but lets you work in a variety of fields.  Not knowing
where you're from, may I suggest Rutgers University in NJ?  Not only
do you not have to take the graduate record exam (GRE) to get in, but
it's a very well respected school for social work.  The staff and
instructors are quite supportive and the students are friendly.
Although I commuted, I still made quite a few friends.

Serena

On 1/24/14, Ericka Short <ericka.short at wi.rr.com> wrote:
> Hmmm...
>
> I don't think you could go wrong with any of the suggestions.  Consider
> either counseling or OT.  That way if the Children's oncology/hematology
> unit job isn't available at first you're open to other populations within a
>
> hospital.   Even nursing homes can benefit from you.  I know we struggled
> todo some sort of  music therapy ourselves but if you'd be willing to
> volunteer at one in the activity dept. you'd be able to get hands on
> experience plus making some staff and  residents pretty happy!
>
> Just a thought.
>
> Ericka J. Short
> 262-697-0510
>
> "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me". Philippians 4:13
>
> "No hand is too small or too big to do good in this world." EJ. Short
>
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