feminist_slp

Hello! I spoke to UWO about the GRE and was told they wouldn't look at the GRE scores, but I am Canadian so not sure if that would apply to you. The contact person I had was; Janet Harman ([email protected]). I've come to discover that institutions that require specific prereqs have shorter programs, unlike schools that don't, like Dalhousie for example which has none, but the program is 3 years. You don't need French to practice in any the other provinces, with the exception of Quebec, New Brunswick (the only bilingual province) and Nunavut (there is a considerable French population). French is fairly easy to pick up, and it might be something to consider as your placements at McGill will be done in both English and French environment(s). Good Luck!!!

Hello there! I am getting ready to apply to SLP programs (UWO, McGill, and UofT). I just need some advice; my GPA isn't great (discovered I wanted go be an SLP after completion of undergrad), I'm also a Recreation Therapist (advanced diploma from community college. My clients are mainly those with severe neuro injuries and disabilities), and I have a ton of volunteer experience and I'm also working as a support worker on a part time basis. I have taken some upgrade courses (psych, Linguistics, stats) and did well, but not sure if this will be enough. Especially with UWO as being my first choice. Any advice?