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Even though the study program is not quite as I expected, it is pretty good considering all the things. But there are some things I'd like to change, like the way that some classes are oriented, sometimes it feels like the subjects are way too far from what social work might be like, and the way to teach sometimes is too abstract that you can't even imagine how to put together and apply everything. I also feel that there were moments in the semester where it felt like you had nothing to do apart from connecting to the classes and reading some textes, but there were also other weeks where it seemd like everything was tearing apart with all the academic overload. And even sometimes, when I had to help in my house with all sort of things, the days flew away and I couldn't read anything without me noticing it. I have not been able to see the faculty in detail, and even tho I didn't need help with all the online classes issues that some other people have, the solutions that

The reason why I would do a postgraduate study is mainly because the more information and experience you can get is better, especially if you like whatever you want to study. If I had to take a postgrade study I'd probably choose something related to mental health because it's what I like the most, and also because I don't think that taking your studies to another level is worth if you don't like or enjoy the subject, doing something like that is useless, in my opinion. I'd love to study in another country if I get the chance, I don't like the way that education works in Chile at all, in all levels, so if I decide to study after getting my degree I'd look forward to do it somewhere else that's not Chile. And I'd like to study presentially, because I want to also practice my english if I can, so the fact that everthing doesn't have to be online would help me a lot since interacting with people is a little difficult to me, and the online factor mak