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I'm really excited to hear so many good things about Utah State's online coursework. I have a BA in Spanish and an AAS in SLPA. Although I am seriously hoping to be admitted to Arizona State's 3-year leveling program, I'm not super hopeful that I will be admitted. SO, I've enrolled in Utah State's post-bac as my backup plan. (haven't started any courses yet, though.)

I did my science courses at a local community college, and I'm currently doing my Stats course that way. I'm really happy that I've done that way.

That's fantastic news! I have to admit, I kind of enjoyed the whole interview event last year (although I was miserably sick that day), but it was pretty stressful. The end of the month is coming really soon! I can't wait to find out! 
 
Thank you SO much for finding out and posting this info!!!

I interviewed last year at Arizona State, and they asked get-to-know-you questions, as well as things like "how do you cope with stress," "what would you bring to our graduate program," and "what was your most difficult undergraduate course and why." They didn't ask me anything at all about field-related stuff...although the writing sample I had to do that day did.

Why do your professors look down on it? I'm currently an SLPA, and my starting salary in my school district (in Phoenix) is roughly equivalent to the starting salary for a teacher, although I know that's not always the case.
 
I feel like it can't hurt to be working in the field, and then try again for grad school once you've got some experience under your belt. That's the boat I'm in.