u/khammer2

I'm very curious, how many of us on here going after our MSW's are non-traditional students? I definitely am.

Thus will be my (44F) first year in my 2 year generalist MSW program. I requested to work with the aging population or in a hospital setting, or anywhere that's main focus wasn't with kids. My goal after graduation is to work in the Healthcare field.

My school is working on placements for clinicals right now and I got mine- at the transportation services for the city I live in. I'm very certain that this is not going to be what I want. I have absolutely no interest in transportation and I'm fact have a disability that makes me uncomfortable driving anyone in a commercial setting. I've voiced my concerns to the coordinator, but she asked me to give it a try. Should I escalate or just try it out?

I had my yearly evaluation on Thursday, and the person I was being interviewed by on the phone said that I will be receiving the full benefits, but this morning I got an email from DCF saying that I make too much money and will not be receiving anything- which one do I believe? I live in Kansas.