laundryhamper

Yeah, I think we may be in similar situations. Currently, I'm in the post-bac program at University of Washington, and won't be finished until the last week of August basically, so it will be quite a dramatic transition to finish finals and then quickly move to Austin. Honestly, i don't know too much about the UT program except for it's bilingual certification. I remember being interested in their research and lab in fluency. I haven't been able to visit either school, so I've just been trying to glean what i can from their websites; University of Oregon has a brand new Speech therapy clinic, and they have mandatory practicums for school and medical environments with a straightforward approach to clinical training. For the University of Texas, I can't quite paint the picture in my mind based on their website information. I haven't visited either school and won't have a chance to. Are you a currently a student at PSU? What type of research are you interested in? Thank you and good luck to you also! You also bring up a good point about research and rankings. I'm leaning more on the clinical focus, though you never know when lightning may strike and you start to feel super interested in a particular aspect. Thank you for your response!

I'm having to make a pretty quick decision at to which school to choose, University of Texas- austin or University of Oregon; Based on the programs of each, does anyone have any insight or experience in either department? Thanks!

Does anyone have any insight into being a masters student in speech language pathology at University of Texas-Austin or University of Oregon? I'm living in Seattle now and am trying to decide in a very small time frame which school to choose. Grateful for any insight!