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I'm currently in this situation myself. I'm in between two schools, and wouldn't be able to visit one until mid-May. Ive decided to turn down that offer, not so much because of the school, but because of the people on the wait list. Why would I make someone sit on a wait list for another month when I'm pretty positive I would recant my acceptance in mid May? It just doesn't seem fair to do that to someone, when I know how miserable a wait list is myself.

I know we talked the other day, but I officially accepted my seat at Samford today! Very excited to build this program up and be apart of the first class!

Yes it is Samford! Let me PM you!

Does anyone happen to know anything about Armstrong State in Savannah, GA? I got accepted there and I'm trying to schedule a visit soon. I would love any info (positive and negative) I could get my hands on!

I am looking for some advice. I've been accepted into a developing program for the Fall of 2015. It's a school with a great reputation in my hometown, which is known for its opprotunity in the medical field. As of right now, the school is still waiting on accredidation from ASHA. They fully intend on getting accredited and starting in the fall; however my acceptance is good for whenever they get accredited (whether it's for Fall 2015, Spring 2016, etc). My question, if anyone happens to know, do future employers look down on graduates from new programs because they don't have a reputation or is it considered a possible asset to be part of a school's "inaugural cohort"? I have confidence that this program will eventually gain a great reputation, but I don't want to possibly risk my future employment chances.