KellyAR0329

I am working full time and have a part time job. This has caused me to put the GRE on the back burner. I know it is a bad idea, but is the beginning half of October too late to the GRE for Fall 2016? I don't plan on retaking it because I won't have time, obviously.

I would like incite on both sides. I currently work full time as a Service Coordinator at a company that serves adults with disabilities. Ideally, I would like to work and go to school to obviously help pay for it. I also feel like it would also open a lot of doors for networking and applying my knowledge but is it doable. What skills do you think you need to be successful in an online program or an on campus program? Any input is appreciated!

I graduated with a degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders with a 3.0 GPA in May of 2011 and was wait listed and ultimately not accepted to the schools I applied for. I applied for two semesters in a row and did not get in. I decided to work and take time off from applying. I have shadowed SLP's here and there while working full time as a Service Coordinator at a company that provides supports to adults with disabilities. I would like to go back to school and my plan was to apply and hopefully get accepted to a Masters Program. My GPA is not competitive and I was wondering if anyone had any input about a post bacc program? Usually these programs are designed for people that would like a career change, have a degree in an unreeled field, etc...would taking these classes over again in a post-bacc program be worth my time, money, and most importantly, help me gain admission into a Masters program?