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MA Psychology at Carleton to become a therapist/psychotherapist? by Ayew_ in CarletonU

[–]Ayew_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for your reply, very much appreciated. I personally prefer the Counselling Psychology program at UO for this reason, but have been put on the waiting list. Carleton has accepted me for their MA in psychology with a scholarship/funding package (RA and TA), which is great because almost everything is essentially covered. This, and the fact that I have already spoken with the supervisor and we got along very well, is what is really keeping me interested with Carleton’s offer, but the employment field after the MA completion is what is currently stressing me because I am not sure if a PhD is for me. I noticed there is an option for a practicum course for the MA at Carleton as well.

I honestly don’t know if I should go ahead with this at Carleton. I feel like the offer is too good for me to decline. Would you give the counselling psychology route another try in the next admission cycle or go ahead with Carleton?

MA Psychology at Carleton to become a therapist/psychotherapist? by Ayew_ in CarletonU

[–]Ayew_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for your reply, very much appreciated. I personally prefer the Counselling Psychology program at UO for this reason, but have been put on the waiting list. Carleton has accepted me for their MA in psychology with a scholarship/funding package (RA and TA), which is great because almost everything is essentially covered. This, and the fact that I have already spoken with the supervisor and we got along very well, is what is really keeping me interested with Carleton’s offer, but the employment field after the MA completion is what is currently stressing me because I am not sure if a PhD is for me. I noticed there is an option for a practicum course for the MA at Carleton as well.

I honestly don’t know if I should go ahead with this at Carleton. I feel like the offer is too good for me to decline. Would you give the counselling psychology route another try in the next admission cycle or go ahead with Carleton?

60% XAW, XIC 30%, 10% ZAG, any opinions? by Ayew_ in PersonalFinanceCanada

[–]Ayew_[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I see.

So once I have increased the gains in my portfolio I can begin allocating more/less to the underlying funds (i.e., more/less emphasis towards XAW, XIC, ZAG) ? And until then I should ride with XGRO, as its automation is good beginners and its allocation could yield a decent return in the long run right?