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Not sure if this is still relevant anymore since you seem to know that you've been accepted in the other thread! I got an email April 24th. I think you and I are still waiting on CSULA? Will you be paying the $250 deposit before knowing the results of CSULA?

I contacted Dr. Tsao through email and she says the deadline to accept is July 1st. where are you getting that it's 2 weeks from letter posting?

I've also been accepted to CSUF's postbacc! On a side note, do you know when the deadline is to accept the offer? I'm still waiting on CSULA so would like to have my options open and not have to pay a $250 deposit.

I received my acceptance for the post bacc at CSUF on April 24th. Also waiting on CSULA which is my first choice. Also applied to USU but completely irrelevant now that I have an in classroom program acceptance.

Anyone else applying for post bacc at CSU Fullerton? Send me a message!

Hello! Anyone applying to CSULA? Their website is out of date and calling them was not very helpful. If anyone is on the same boat, please message me so we can try to figure this out together! (

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Great thread! I'm stuck in limbo as well. Fresh unemployed graduate student looking to fill time in between now and school next year. Hopefully with a job to gain experience as well!

Has anyone submitted apps already for any of the CSUs? Does it matter when we submit the apps? I know many of the SLP/Post bac programs don't require submission until next year but I already have most of my app and and feel that I could be ready to submit soon. But I also feel like since I have so much time I should wait it out and maybe better my app. Thoughts?

^ Not immensely relevant but CSUF wants CBEST scores by the deadline.

I've also considered Portland! Non-competitive. But going out of state would be pricey. But then again.. it's just a year. I don't know.

Bump. Post bacc Fall 2015! Anyone planning to do a post bacc at a CSU?

^ I would say the earlier the better. Anyone start CSU applications yet?

I am interested as well. Where are you doing your post bacc by the way? I'm planning on applying to a post back this cycle and am considering a few in CA.

Proximity mostly. I'm interested in CSUF's post bacc as well. Anything in this area

My main factor is proximity. It's expensive enough going to grad school so staying at home and going to school would save a lot of money. How competitive are post bacc programs? It seems that they don't require much from you for the application so are they basing everything on GRE scores (if they require it) and GPA?

^ Yes. SFSU requires an undergrad in CSD. Question regarding post baccs: If you do a post bacc (let's say CSULA post bacc program) in an accredited school and receive their certificate, is this the equivalent of having a degree in CSD? Would i be able to apply to any grad programs outside of my post bacc school? It's confusing to me because all post bacc programs are different and the classes they offer are different. I don't want to apply to do a post bacc and rely on the same school for acceptance into the SLIP program if i have the option to branch out and apply to other schools too.

I took my GREs this past Monday and I've barely started looking into where to apply. So far CSULA's post bacc is of interest to me but it's crazy to think that apps will be due by the end of November! Mainly just looking into post baccs and programs that offer a year to do the pre reqs seeing that I'm out of field. Does anyone know if where you went to school as an undergrad plays into admission?

^ Thank you! Can these classes be taken anywhere? Seems like some of them are highly specific and can only be taken at schools with SLP/CDS programs as opposed to community colleges. On another note, I'm curious to know if anyone has any opinion on the pre CDS program offered by CSUN. I mean it is 2 years of pre reqs but they are all online courses.

Where can I find these 6 ASHA pre reqs?

Hello everyone! I'm a recent college grad that received my bachelors in linguistics. I've done a small bit of research and know that many of the programs that offer SLP now require their applicants to have an undergrad in CSD which isn't something that is offered in the UC system. As far as California schools go, the ASHA website says that San Jose State, UOP, San Diego State, San Marcos State, CSU East Bay, and Fresno State don't require CSD for a requirement. I don't know if these schools require certain pre req classes that I need to take or if I need to do post bacc? I've never really considered any out of state schools but I feel very limited to where I can apply with this requirement. What are some schools that aren't strict about the CSD requirement outside of California and that offer a good program for SLP? Hoping someone can point me in the right direction!