SLP student

Also, when I took the practice test for the first time my combined score was 292, which is a little better than my real score.

Thank you all for the responses! I have done one practice test through magoosh, I have been learning vocab everyday the pay few weeks, and before taking it the first time I studied through magoosh. I looked into private tutors but I don't have the money for them. I have decided on 10 school and I found out through asha edfind that I am within the range for 5/10 schools! Although I am on the much lower end, I am definitely trying to study as much as possible! I also found a few schools that have less applicants around 150-250 and accept around 35-50.

I am currently a senior, graduating with my bachelors in communications, sciences and disorders in May. I am applying to 10 different schools.. My GPA is relatively good..My overall is 3.8 and my major GPA is a 3.9. I am an ABA therapist at a well known rehab center, and I will have pretty good LOR's. I have also worked at a daycare/preschool for 4 years and worked with a child with autism one on one in a home setting. I have many shadowing/observing hours and minimal volunteer, but plan to do more this semester. However, the only thing I believe that is holding me back from being accepted into any schools is my GRE scores.. I got a 141 on verbal and a 144 on Quantitative and a 4.0 on the writing portion. I am retaking it, but have very little time to study this semester. Will these be the reason I do not get in anywhere?? I am terrible at standardized tests.

Hi everyone! I am new to this forum but I am so excited that I found it! I am currently doing my undergrad at Wayne State University. I am looking for anyway to make my application stand out. I currently have a 3.7 GPA. I have worked at a daycare for 4 years. I have done job shadowing at a local elementary school twice a week this whole semester. I have also shadowed at a private practice and a children's hospital. I am a member of the NSCS (National Society of Collegiate Scholars) and I do quite a bit of volunteering through NSCS but it is unrelated to SLP. What are a some things I can start doing to really stand out on my applications before I apply? Also, what are some tips for the GRE? I will be taking it next Fall but I would like to start studying soon! I am a horrible standardized test taker. What scores did you receive on your GRE that were accepted? I am sure many of you are in the same boat as me. Doing pretty good, but terrified of being rejected! Good luck to everyone applying!!!