This is complicated...

[Thomas the Red Fox]

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Hey all. I am new to the forum, so, hello...

I will cut to the chase, no point wasting time.

I am looking to start the path to my graduate degree, and have just a few questions (I know, you probably get asked a ton daily):

1). Which master's degree (Counseling, Psychology (Clinical, Counseling), Social Work) would be the most viable in terms of getting a job?

2). Is there anywhere online to get a Master's in these areas that is reputable? I have a full time job, so I am having trouble going to a local college.

3). Is a Masters in Education in Counseling as good as a MS or MA in Counseling? Same job choices?

4). If you were to get a masters online, could this be transferred typically to a brick and mortar college so that I can get my Psy.D?


Thank you to anyone who takes the time to answer these.

 

[DynamicDidactic]

you would probably get the best answer on this forum
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/forums/mental-health-and-social-welfare.207/

 

[PsychBiker]

Doctoral programs also typically do not accept transfer credits.

Well, most do, but its often a limited amount from a regionally and/or APA accreditation program.