Grad school starts NEXT MONTH!!!! Crazy!! I have no idea what I need lol. Comment anything that was an absolute must have for grad school. Thank you!!🔥

What are my chances of getting in to SLP program with a super low GPA. I graduated with a business degree. But I was so young and not focused. I did really well my last two semesters due to taking 2 years off and growing up . But now I’m much older and want to change my career. Are there any programs that would possibly accept me with making good grades with the leveling courses?

Hii, I’m currently doing my simucase observation hours and I have my debrief tomorrow and I’m really nervous! does anyone know how the debrief goes and what to expect?? What kind of questions do they ask and how should I prepare for the zoom call??

also is it one on one or is it a big group of students on the call with you ? someone pls help

thank you slp baddies

I’ve taken it so many times. I’ve had tutors, done courses, med slp study guide, Quizlet.. you name it, I’ve done it. I’m starting to give up :(

I think my breakdown is with the long scenario questions. Does anyone have any advice or guidance on what to do?

Thanks!

Has anyone here done a purely online SLP program and went on to successfully find a job? If so, which ones?

I am currently enrolled into a local university’s SLP program but I work full time and now I have to do classes in person but my job is not accommodating me.
So I have to skip this semester and figure out what to do next since I can’t afford to not work

Hi everyone! I just wanted to discuss my grad school situation. I start in about a month and I cannot believe it’s getting so close.

I’m really worried I chose the wrong school due to my commute. Just to put it into context, without traffic I will be driving 1 hr and 30 minutes. I’m also a relatively new driver, so the idea of being able to commute confidently very soon puts a lot of pressure on me. From what I know, we will be in person for classes 2 times a week, but I don’t know of my clinical schedule until a week before classes begin. I also learned recently that my first week I should expect to be there for 5 days in a row and that makes me nervous commute wise.

The reason why I didn’t choose a closer school is because well, there was no closer school. Each program required me to drive 45-1 hr 30 min. So I chose the program with the lightest schedule and also medical clinical opportunities which really excites me. Programs that are 15-30 minutes away from me would have also put me into crippling debt which I tried to avoid by going to this program.

I can’t exactly afford rent and I also didn’t want to put myself into more debt by dorming at graduate housing. I’m also really nervous about telling my employer that hey I actually don’t want to work weekends anymore for my sanity and honestly I don’t even know my schedule yet, and letting them down. But I need money for gas, food, etc.

I’m just worried I bit off way more than I can chew and being a new driver really doesn’t help. I wanted to be really involved in my grad program but I don’t even see myself being able to sustain a NSSLHA position if I can barely even get myself to class.

I guess i’d just like some words of encouragement because I am so stressed.

I took it today!

My raw score was a 72 (idk my unofficial total score).

Is it likely I passed?