[humanser] Questions

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Hello Alicia,

In my experience living in Tx. I have found that having simply a degree in 
mental health counseling your options are limited as far as employment. 
Natosha what do you do in the academia world? I would love to teach but, a 
mental health counseling degree  is not enough to teach. i think you would 
have more success with dual acreditation in CRC and LPC or social work. As 
an LPC employment opportunities are very limited and most of the agencies 
desire for you to travel and make home visits which could be challenging for 
a visually impaired individual. This is my take on the subject.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Alicia Richards" <alicianfb at gmail.com>
To: "Human Services Mailing List" <humanser at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2011 11:25 AM
Subject: [humanser] Questions


> Hello, all.  I am not sure if this is the correct list to post my 
> questions to, so forgive me if it is not, and please let me know if there 
> would be a more appropriate list.
>
> 1. Most schools require either the GRE, or GMAT. I am familiar with the 
> GRE, though I have not taken it yet. However, I know little about the 
> GMAT.  Can someone tell me more about it?  How is it different from the 
> GRE?  Does it test for different academic areas?
>
> 2. The more research I do, the more confused I become. Some are telling me 
> that the direction to go is to get my mental health counseling degree. 
> Others are suggesting a degree in Social Work, as it offers more 
> flexibility in the kind of job a person could get.  What are your 
> experiences, with the differences between these two degrees?
>
> 3. Another passion of mine is rehab counseling. Up until now, I figured I 
> needed to choose only one degree: mental health counseling, or social 
> work, or the RC field. However, I have lately learned of several schools 
> that will actually certify a person in both the RC and mental health 
> fields. Does anyone on here have such a duel certification, or not?
>
> I would greatly appreciate whatever information anyone can provide. Thanks 
> in advance!
>
> Alicia
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