LRoman

My associates is in nursing but I went back to school and completed my BS in CDIS (SLP) due to the fact that SLP is so much more flexible and I was a single parent with kids, at one point. I worked hard and made it through with a 3.97 Institution and 4.0 program GPA. It took me three application seasons and working hard in the community with autistic kids and running a reading program to make it into grad school; more than one person that I tutored (with a lower GPA) made it in before me. SLP programs graduate big B.S. classes but, when it comes time for graduate school, the programs shrink considerably; you have to be prepared to be in purgatory for a little bit and figure out what it will take you to get out. If you really want it, go for it. The day that I considered giving up and just getting my teaching certificate was the day that I got an acceptance letter.