badgerina

According to ASHA's website, I'm right in the range they give for GPA and just above their GRE averages for my top pick (and therefore over all markers for the smaller schools I applied to), but UW itself says that the average GPA for an applicant is 3.9 and GRE about 1400. I don't know where they get those numbers from, because they sound awfully high, even for a top program. Then again, UW emphasizes their post-bacc program, and I figure they have to accept someone from it (esp since I did my undergrad there too as well), otherwise there would be no point to the program. I'm just happy if I get in somewhere. Anywhere. Preferably with instate tuition. Or lots of funding

Ah ok. I hadn't heard of the universities I applied to doing them, and was just wondering if I completely missed something. I'm just hoping my SOP was ok, I tend to be terrible at writing them, but I felt a bit confident in my POS this time. MY LORs could be a bit interesting (one of them is from my boss abroad and they do them slightly differently), but I guess I'll find out soon enough I like to think I'm competitive, but I think I'm only in the middle somewhere

Hello all! Reading all these posts makes me petrified I'm not going to get in anywhere! I graduated with a BA in linguistics, then went abroad on a Fulbright ETA, stayed an extra year, then decided to switch to SLP. I'm currently in my last semester of leveling classes and it seems like if you don't have a 4.0 and a 1600 GRE you can forget about it! Plus, as an out of field (kind of) applicant, I feel like the odds are stacked against me! My undergrad GPA was 3.65 (major gpa higher), leveling courses so far a 3.8 (4 A's and a B so far). But when I see that so many universities have hundreds of applicants I get so nervous! I'm really hoping for UW Madison as it would mean not moving, but it's a tough one to get into! UW Whitewater would be a commute, but all others would require moving and hubbie having to get a new job Only at least a month to go! Anyone know if all schools do interviews or if only some do?