LifeJourney

Why is LLU your top choice?

I play the Ocarina and Skinflute.

It's time to keep the Sabbath in order to receive God's blessings.

Any fathers out there?

Look in Gallaudet University...

I spoke to grad students and they all told me that working 20 hours a week while in school full time was pushing it. Mind you they were single.

I suggest prayer and fasting to God.

I'm planning on working from 8-16 hours a week.

I've thought about a MacBook. Just can't afford it.

Thank you for the link to the other thread.

Gleaned from open house: Both grad programs are general. No research or exclusive special interests. Educational placement is standard k-12. Medical placement is dependent on your specific interests. Loma Linda - applicants: 120 + accept: 30 (8 transitional) Redlands applicants: 300 + accept: 40? (unsure of # of transitional) First round of acceptance letters from Loma Linda were mailed out last week. Univ. of Redlands will be sending theirs out at the end of the month.

I seriously considered this option. I took several of my CSDS undergrad courses online. Then I switched to in the classroom. I loved the classroom experience.

My laptop has bit the dust. I have a great desktop. I'm on the fence between a laptop with Windows or Mac versus a Chromebook. What would you recommend?

I've been told by a bilingual SLP that attended a grad bilingual program that it helped to obtain information however near native language skills are a must.

Some of you here have good GPA and GRE. Perhaps your personal statement and experience was lacking?

I was also accepted.

Not totally sure. Let's see what other schools accept me. I see that a few people have posted their results. I wonder where the others are.

I was accepted!!!

Looks like notifications are through the postal mail...

Strictly CSDCAS application. No interview...

My exchanges with the department... UofR will be notifying applicants of their status at the end of this month. We will notify you via email, regular mail or both. I also just gleaned the following, which does not leave much time for employment. The graduate program is a full time, day time program, Monday - Thursday. Classes start as early as 8:00 AM and end as late as 9:00 PM Clinic hours vary and some are offsite on Fridays.

I logged onto Student Services, clicked on Admissions, and there is no information telling me what my status is...

Oh, this is a new feature. I'm logged in, not sure under what section I should see it. Where exactly do you look?

Just wondering here in anxiety land... What is the notification process, when? How many openings? How many applicants?

I interviewed here. Straight forward. I believe there were around 100 interviews for 22 spots. Hoping to hear something soon.