SLP-to-be

@wet gremlin I do. One of the directors said that they take whatever score was sent to them most recently and discard the rest, but I do have the option to fill out the standardized test section on the online application with whatever scores I wish.

Hi everyone. I'm having a difficult time deciding which GRE scores I should report. Here are the results from each session: 11/19/2016: QR: 147 | VR: 152 | AW: 4.5 12/12/2016: QR: 145 | VR: 157 | AW: 4.5 01/02/2017: QR: 143 | VR: 159 | AW: 4.5 (probably) As you can see, as my verbal score ascended, my quantitative descended. I'm inclined to think that I should submit the middle of the scores, but my score of 159 on the verbal portion is actually at the top of the range for one of the schools I'm applying to. No one was reported to have scored over 159, so I thought at least my verbal would look impressive despite my awful quantitative score. I'm applying to a speech-language pathology program so I would think that they'd be more concerned with my verbal reasoning than my quantitative reasoning. I'd like to know what you guys would do if you were in my position. Thank you!

I doubt most schools, unless they're insanely competitive, would even look at your engineering GPA. I spoke to a grad counselor from one of the schools I'm applying to and she said that the staff wouldn't even look at the GPA from my second major because it has nothing to do with the program I'm applying to. They'll probably be mostly concerned with your statistics GPA and overall GPA. Your engineering GPA also isn't even that bad, so it shouldn't worry you too much. Then again, I have no idea what schools you're applying to. If you give me an idea as to which ones you're thinking about, I might be able to give you a better opinion. I know that my old roommate did not have the best GPA and scored on the lower end of whatever test he needed to take to apply to his program (probably the physics GRE) but still got into Stony Brook University, which is a research school that is mostly known for its science programs.

I had to use the form for unlisted institutions. I was just wondering if the institutions I listed will receive my score report in the same manner and time as if I had been able to find the institution codes while I was entering that information on the computer, or if it will take much longer. It seems when you ask for your reports to be sent to schools when you get the four reports for free, the institutions you list will receive the scores at the same time that they come available in your ETS account. Also, do you think I would have any success in contacting ETS to make sure the institutions get the scores at the same time as I do? I was wondering if anyone has ever had any luck with this. I've read that you can pay a small fee of somewhere between $10 and $13 to have this done. Is it possible to request a score report be sent to schools prior to you being able to see it in your account? If all else fails, I was wondering if it really takes five business days for ETS to send your reports to schools. If everything is done electronically now, it seems absurd that it would take that long. I would think it would occur automatically after I submit the request and pay the fee. If any of you lovelies know for sure when your test scores were received by institutions after you requested them, I would love to know how long you waited. I've read anywhere between 24 hours and a few weeks. Thank you all.