OverCaffeinated

this makes sense to me.. but why redo a course? why not take a different course of the same equivalence ? i assume its for pre reqs...

it seems a lot of the programs require an audiology course At the U of Toronto, we dont have one, neither do a lot of schools here Im wondering if I should take one online, does anyone have any leads? so far I only got UBC, and even then it seems like a grad school course... thanks

Ok I know it's early but I figure it is never too early to start to freak out about slp applications... I'll start. My overall gpa is garbage. However so far for the the last 20 it is 3.67(ddropped from 3.7 after I took syntax. .. stupid syntax) I currently volunteer with school kids wity artic disorders, I worked with aba therapist, I tutor a private client for an slp and total I have over 140 hours of volunteering im also volunteering at a rehab doing research. So far I only got 20 hours to do but I hope that number will at least quadruple by September My top choices are uoft and western because of my family obligations I can't move too far and I'll also be applying to a few schools in the states like buffalo and Detroit and pits burgh Ok I think I'm done..!

guys, any idea what the cut off gpa was this year for uoft and western?

i loved the eating m&ms part.... that sounds like complete BS i have a ridiculous amount of ECs and thats cause i work hard. im doing leadership, i have over 50 hours of working with speech problems and counting.... thats complete bs

thats true and i already have a few places lined up for that so that would be good

thank you for those i heard of it but i assumed the visiting university was part of every online masters. good to know

her boss sounds great but thank you

so far i have pitsburgh nazareth appalachian state unc greensboro usc does anyone have any others they can add? thanks

this is the list i have so far for schools that have online option california state university northridge idaho state university meridian university of wisconsin eau claire university of vermont im from canada so im now leaning towards an online degree because i have certain family obligations here which are hard to leave. if anyone has more schools id appreciate any additions to the list. also any advice on online masters? do jobs look down on online degrees? if it was a choice between my online degree and someones actual school degree would i lose the job? kinda like i hear the university of phoenix online school is not exactly held in high regard.... and if anyone is in an online program right now would love to hear some opinions as wel. is it hard to focus? considering that you dont have to show up to class, etc any advice is appreciated thanks

thats good might mean american ones are there as well

Can someone do me a huge favour and just look for their current grad school textbooks on the coursesmart website and tell if they're there? I'm just wondering if that site offers grad level texts. Thank you!

That's so annoying. I emailed asha and they said it's up to the director. Based on page 4. All it says on page 4 Is Has demonstrated knowledge of the biological sciences, physical sciences, statistics, and social/behavior sciences. If u pass the course seems like u have the knowledge sigh

such as stats and bio, can those be credit / no credit? without a grade?

can someone at least answer the SECOND question???

Got thinking of maybe taking a year to get my second post bacc in csd. There is lots of online options to choose from. So 2 questions 1. Which one did u choose and why 2. If my program is online would it still be ok to ask those professors for a reference ? In this case would it be better to just do an in class one I mean if the professors never see you can they still give you a proper reference ?

Under the linguistics and psycholinguistic dept ya. I'm taking all the ones I can

exactly my plan... i mean my overall is not great. but i already have a few programs in mind that focus on last 60 and im doing my best to just hit that 4.0.... if i come close i'll still be pretty happy

weird lots of people i know did it and had no problem....

so in canada, we dont have undegrad in csd, so in order for me to get the required pre req courses that asha put forward, im taking a one year post ungrad, grad certificate program from a college here it is for reference http://www.georgiancollege.ca/academics/full-time-programs/communicative-disorders-assistant-coda/ http://www.durhamcollege.ca/programs/communicative-disorders-assistant-graduate-certificate there is 2 more. so these courses are gonna be my pre reqs so it should at least be obvious that i am now serious about my education... if anything...

a few people have done it and had no issues. states college vs uni might be different

so anyway, my undergrad gpa will be garbage low, even if i ace ALL of my courses in the next 2 years it will be 2.7.... however, i plan on taking a post bacc certificate for speech language pathology assistant (this is in canada, so this is what it is called) however all the courses im taking now count towards my last 20 courses / 10 credits / 60 credits however u wanna put it and so far im getting a 3. something in those so i plan on kicking that up. in my post bacc cert which is 1 year i plan on doing well. so say i get 3.8 in that, is that a significant enough improvement to get me into schools? considering this certificate will covert what i need in terms of csd courses (since i dont have a lot of options in undergrad as of right now) thoughts?

oh i see most people dont have them thats why i didnt notice

it doesnt show what their gre or gpa were or am i looking wrong?

cuny brooklyn! what r your stats?