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Your first step would be in correctly learning to spell what you would like to become, e.g.; drug counselor. You might want to check the job availability in that field, along with the average wage for that position, and compare that against the cost of 4-6 years education in that. One other important aspect to that is, the amount of the loans you will accrue, and the fact that it will all have to be paid back. In many instances, you are talking thousands and thousands of dollars that will stretch out over many years in payments.

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The better drug counselor's are ex drug abusers. It is a horrible training course to take. You can get a Masters Degree in psychology with a twist of pharmocology, and you might get a job in an institution.

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