[humanser] Challenges with VR services

[alexandera.castillo at gmail.com]

 Hi, just from looking at your post, I already know that one of the problems here is justification. They will pay for your degree,  being more specific about what type of social work you want to do might help. For example, if you live in a market that is saturated with masters degrees, not only that, but it's so in the specific field you want to work in, you are certainly not competitive. So although you might be able to land something entry-level, the likelihood is very  

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> On Oct 1, 2015, at 8:54 PM, Marisol Carmona via humanser <humanser at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> Hello,
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> I tried applying for VR services in order to have some tuition assistance during my master’s program, which I will start fall of 2016. However, they denied me because by pursuing a social work degree, it is expected that I would not be advancing in my career, particularly in terms of salary. I am currently employed, but plan on quitting my job to focus entirely on school work. I shared with them this fact and they said that I would be eligible for VR services if I am unemployed, but I possibly could be asked to show proof that I cannot get a job with my undergraduate degree in psychology. I explained that there are no jobs that I’m aware of where I could work as a social worker without a master’s level degree, to which they responded that I could probably be hired as an entry level employee.
> Has anyone had a similar challenge? Your input is greatly appreciated!
> 
> Marisol
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