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I apologize if this question has been asked before! I do not know anyone in the field and figured this would be the place to ask.
I (22F) graduated with my BA in Psychology in 2022 and will be applying to Clinical Psych PhD programs this fall after a year of CRA work. I know that the PhD programs are extremely competitive and itโs possible that I will not get in this cycle, so I will also be applying to MAs in Mental Health Counseling. My question is this: If I do not get into a PhD program, should I go into a Masters program so as to not โwaste time,โ or should I work for another year and try again next cycle?
My concern with the MA is that I know the credits often do not transfer into PhD programs and will not shorten the duration of a future PhD. I feel lost, any insight would be greatly appreciated.
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