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WVU Online Student Testimonial - Zabrya Robson

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Clinical Rehabilitation & Mental Health Counseling

Prepare for my field and learn by doing

Zabrya Robson

"My practicum and internship experiences helped me the most. Having that hands-on component with professionals in my field has been very helpful."

Zabrya Robson at graduation.

Zabrya Robson with her boyfriend and dog.

Zabrya Robson with her mom at graduation.

"Plan my days around what I needed"

Zabrya Robson chose to study for a master’s degree in Clinical Rehabilitation and Mental Health Counseling from WVU Online because it fit better with her specific needs and interests than the in-person learning options she was considering.

"Having my classes online helped me to plan my days around what I needed, rather than it being only on the school’s terms," she said.

She also liked the fact that she could get Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP) accreditation, which helped her to make the most her field with instructors who had much more experience and expertise.

"Although it was an online program, I got to have internships that gave me first-hand experience and helped me really prepare for my field and learn by doing," she says.
"My practicum and internship experiences gave me a hands-on component with professionals in my field that has been very helpful."

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Her course schedule

"Having my classes online helped me to plan my days."

Stays connected to WVU

"One of my classmates is now my co-worker, which has made reaching out to others in our cohort so much easier."

Most useful skills

"My practicum and internship experiences helped me the most. Having that hands-on component with professionals in my field has been very helpful."

Thoughts about online study

"I have always loved and supported online education because it is a lot more accessible and can be specified to your needs."

Employer support

"They offered me a competitive salary, paid for my supervision for licensure, and are offering to provide me an opportunity to participate in the Gottman institute. I also have loan forgiveness."

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