danielleb0823

Lexical, I appreciate your message. I guess the term "break down" is a bit exaggerated, but I do have a few C's on my transcripts. I am very familiar with the field and working as a team. I observed and have done 90+ observation hours with an SLP who has 65 cases and IEPs. Its intense, but rewarding. I am aware that their is big issues right now on evidence based practice, and many phone calls. Ive also been working as a TSS with two clients. Each day is different, and I have gained so much confidence from it. I just need advise for applying again. This is more difficult than I thought.

JD, I hear you. This has caused so many anxiety attacks on me!!! All I see is 4.0s on here. I always comprehended the material, but would "break down" during test time. Also, SLP-As arent used much in PA, which is where Im from. Ive tried applying to some "Reach Schools" but one director told me it was the most they've ever received for Fall Admissions.

Well, this has been a rough few weeks. I keep getting rejection and after rejection. After applying to 9 schools, I so far have been rejected to 7 and am waiting to hear back from the last 2. I have a lower GPA, (3.25), but I thought my extra curriculars would offset my GPA. I have a few C's on my transcript, but have knowledge of the field with my volunteering/extra clinical work/TSS work. Is anyone else in the same position I am? I seriously don't know what else to do..... Does anyone know of other situations like this who got into speech pathology graduate programs?

I'm feeling the same way. I applied to 9 schools, spent about $1000, and so far have been rejected to 7. I have a 3.25 GPA, which doesnt stand out. However, I have many clinical hours and work with an autistic child. I am loosing hope.