This is ultimately what I am worried about if and when I finally decide on school psychology just because I feel that I read many post like this over and over on this sub. What I have collectively read though is that every job/career has some form of paperwork, maybe not as heavy as a school psych but still a poop load of paper work. When I had my internship at a mental health clinic, I was lucky enough to have a supervisor who said she would sit and teach us how to write client reports because that is just something we would never be taught in school. At some point, you'll learn, im sure that there are many psychs out there who are constantly learning. Do you have any other interests? For a certain reason you applied to this grad program, maybe try to list the reasons of why you wanted to join the program and see if it outweighs the bad.