Re: University of Phoenix -WHO IS EMPLOYED

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Ok here it goes. I am a firm believer in online schooling since
finishing a 4 year degree but I also believe there are some
degrees which should be obtained through a traditional schooling
process. A MFT Program is definitely one of them. You need the
classroom setting to make it work. Business is business. If
you’re currently working and taking business courses via online
learning then you SHOULD grasp it. Why you would enroll in a
therapist degree online is beyond me. I am not surprised that
many places do not accept it.

On 2/02/09, Diamenz wrote:
> Here is the site to check out:
> http://www.bbs.ca.gov/app-reg/qualify_schools.shtml
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> On 2/02/09, Diamenz wrote:
>> If you look on the BBS site you will be able to
>> find a list of both approved and accredited schools. I'm
>> in California as well and University of Phoenix is on the
> list for approved MFT programs.
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>> On 12/29/08, Teacher 1 wrote:
>>> I just wanted to know if there are anybody who was
>>> hired with a teaching job for
>>> UoP after graduating with their credential.
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>>> On 12/03/08, Kyra wrote:
>>>> Do not enroll in the Univ of PhoeniX MFT Program -
>>>> you will be wasting your time and your money because
>>>> when you get to the end of the program you will find
>>>> that you will never be able to get your therapist
>>>> license. MFT is not an approved school to even
>>>> proceed with California Licensure. I found out after
>>>> doing some crucial research.
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>>>> On 3/17/07, Laura wrote:
>>>>> Has anyone recieved a Masters degree in the MFT
>>>>> program? I would really like to get some
>>>>> information from anyone who has become a successful
>>>>> Marriage, Family Therapist from Phoenix.
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>>>>> Thanks!
>>>>>
>>>>> Laura

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