cosmicblast

Hi there! I am looking to re-apply to SLP graduate schools for the 2015 season (both spring and fall) and I was wondering which schools look at the last 60 credits or place more emphasis on the last 60 credits rather than 4 years of work? I know James Madison is one of them. Thanks for the help!

Hi y'all from my searching this is what I've gathered. In case anyone did not get in this fall and is looking for spring/summer admittance. The dates are from EdFind, and the information is from EdFind, I didn't look further into it all yet but if anyone needed a list here are some to start. Eastern NM University- 9/1 LIU Brooklyn-11/1 Lehman College (CUNY) 10/1 Kent State 11/1 Marquette 11/15 Nazareth 10/1 St. John's University 10/1 Valdosta State University 7/1 University of Texas, Pan American- 2/4 University of Texas, Dallas - 9/15 University of South Dakota- 10/15 University of Rhode Island - 10/15 University of Northern Iowa - 9/15 University of Nebraska, Omaha- 9/1 University of Missouri -10/15 University of Louisiana Monroe - 9/25 University of Kansas -10/15 University of Central Florida - 10/1 SUNY Cortland 7/1 Southeastern Louisiana University - 3/1 Penn State -2/1 Summer admission: Florida State- 11/15 University of Texas, Dallas - 9/15 Valdosta State University 10/1 University of Wisconsin Eau Claire - 11/1 University of South Carolina - 1/1 University of Southern MIssissippi- 2/2 University of Missouri-1/15 University of Kentucky - 2/1 University of Central Oklahoma - 2/1 University of Central Florida - 2/1

Out of curiosity, what are some programs y'alls consider less competitive? From what I've seen: Jackson State GVSU Idaho State University of Central Arkansas I'm asking because I've applied and been rejected to 5/7 of my schools (tomorrow is April 15!!!!) and I don't feel my stats necessarily make me the most outstanding applicant. I addressed my low GPA in my statement, and discussed my community involvement (volunteer work), involvement in the field (I've collected about 100+ direct contact hours and 25+ observation hours), as well as my involvement on campus. I'm feeling pretty down about all of this because I expected at LEAST one wait list. So it looks like I'll be reapplying for spring and fall semesters. Any advice would be so helpful! Congratulations on everyone's acceptances!