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Any Americans (or social work students) at Trinity?

  • 29-03-2012 06:00PM
    #1
    Marlena002
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5 ✭


    Apologies if this has been asked to death!

    I have a BA from a university in the US (I'm American) and I'm very interested in pursuing postgrad study at Trinity, specifically social work. I think the website says the minimum GPA for the program is a 3.2, and mine is slightly higher (3.4) but it's still not that great. I do have some internship experience (two clinical internships and I'm a certified crisis counselor, I don't know how much that helps!) Plus I've been told there's a bit of leniency given to international students because they can charge us so much?

    I'm a little discouraged about my chances to be honest and I was wondering if any Americans who were accepted could share their stories/experiences/tips?

    Also, any social work students of any nationality please feel free to tell me if you like the program :)

    Thanks everyone! ~Marlena


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  • #2
    Marlena002
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5 ✭Marlena002


    Also, if I don't meet the qualifications for the SW course (because of a lack of knowledge in social policy for example) could I potentially apply to other social studies courses for a Masters and then transfer to the SW? How does that work?


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