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| Counseling, Psychology or Education?
I am looking into masters programs but am not sure which degree (Counseling, Psychology or Education) to pursue. I would like to work at a school (K-12 or college.university) either as a counselor, academic coordinator/advisor, Education Director, Program Director, etc. I did some research online to see what I could do with each of these degrees and noticed that the fields that i'm interested in are listed under each. So, now I am not exactly sure which degree I would go for. Is there one that is more beneficial and flexible than the others? Which would you suggest would be the best?
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