kdelainey

Not that I have found! We should make one, I want to meet everyone!

Does anyone know how many people typically get accepted off the Western waitlist?

That has been my biggest concern, too! I have been accepted there as well and was interested in the adult and aphasia focus, but cannot seem to find very much outside information regarding the program. I read somewhere that their first graduate class since 1989 was in 2011 so it makes sense why they are not currently ranked. I wish someone had more information!

Just talk among undergrad students, mostly saying it wasn't worth the time and money to apply because Canadian SLP programs rarely accept people with American degrees? I just wasn't sure how much truth there was in that and I'd really like to attend Western so I thought I'd ask! I talked to the admissions people at Western and the program I am currently in meets all the requirements for grad school there. Would I be considered international student as a Canadian in an American program?

Question for everyone out there! I am a Canadian student attending an American university for speech pathology. I would love to apply to Western as it sounds like a wonderful school and I would like to be back in Canada, but people keep telling me it's not worth it to apply because I will not get accepted with an American degree. Is there any truth to this? Any advice would be appreciated!