Just read a NASP blog related to this change. In it I learned that school psychology degrees are not currently considered professional degrees, but rather "other graduate degrees" and so already have the lower loan cap. NASP has been advocating for SP to be considered a professional degree.

Yes?! This has been happening constantly since it updated. It's so annoying.

I'm, "learned to read by pretending to faint in the room where men were reading aloud" and then followed along 😂

It was a game changer! Loved not having to think about that.

I used calendly for this purpose in recent projects. The paid version has more customizable features. It auto generated unique zoom links, sent calendar invites, and I even set it up to send reminder messages the day before.

My mom adopted two puppies from the same litter almost 2 years ago. She's had dogs her entire adult life, but I think this has been her most difficult animal raising experience. They're sweet dogs (when they're chill) but way more tuned in to each other than they are to people.

I'm so, so sorry Berna

Working on a paper just doesn't feel important by comparison...Sending care to you and your loved ones ❤️

I've done this with my graduate students, too! I will also ask them to do this with their own work if the organization is unclear or needs improvement. Has been so helpful!

Please don't tell me it's "write every day" 🙈

Oof, yes, this is the week 😭

Godspeed! I haven't been able to convince myself to take the plunge today. I suppose there's always tomorrow 🫠