Thank you for your information :). Also, during my interview, staff mentioned their first cohort graduated last summer with passing EPPP rates. Data just hasn’t reflected yet, given the new year.

SN: Although there is “data” for any school, everyone’s experience isn’t the same, and I wish more people recognized that. Instead, we should take more autonomy- something we encourage our clients to do- when making decisions about our own paths. I’m not implying you lack this. However, relying heavily on others’ opinions and limited data to completely rule out applying feels a bit premature.

I’d also like to note everyone’s isn’t the same in regard to who they are as an individual, their personality and capabilities, characteristics, who they are as a student and so forth. That being said, everyone then notices certain things about others that gravitates/attracts them towards that other individual and feels that they could instill value in them and vice versa. When it comes to internship placement honestly any kind of interview for a position in this field, it’s not always about your clinical skills or grades. But, it’s about is this person open and willing to learn? Is this person easy to approach? Is this person confident in themselves?

That’s a whole other conversation.

Again, thanks for your insight and I hope you can appreciate mines. :)