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I think that spreadsheet is missing Andorra Granted it's a small country... I wasn't sure if I would mess up the alphabetical order if I added my notification date ?

Did anyone else apply to the University of the Pacific? I really enjoyed the general atmosphere and facilities of the program during the information session. Having grown up in Stockton, it would be great to come back to the city for graduate school too.

Received the email this afternoon: Andorra ETA semi-finalist Best of luck!

Hey rpeters, I just graduated from Notre Dame in May with a B.A. in French and Philosophy. If you have any questions regarding the philosophy program at Notre Dame, I'd be more than happy to help answer.

Psychology and SLP are pretty complementary so I don't think it would hurt your application to pursue a minor in psych. If you can, you might try considering picking up a minor in another language too. Languages are always a marketable skill

Thanks for the advice, guys! I'll definitely check out that Delta online course. I'm hoping to do my prereqs online when I come back from teaching in Haiti in June 2016 since I won't have time to dedicate to coursework while in country.

Hey everyone, I was wondering whether anyone knows of programs which allow non-majors to apply for candidacy towards the M.A. / M.S. in SLP without the usual prerequisites (i.e., a biological science, physics/chemistry, statistics, social/behavioral science) or that allow non-majors to apply with the understanding that they should have those prereqs fulfilled prior to enrollment? I know that the University of the Pacific SLP program does not have any prereqs for application but obliges candidates to fulfill the usual prereqs before graduating. Vanderbilt also allows applicants with little to no SLP background but asks them to complete the prereqs prior to enrollment. The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign considers non-majors as "fast-trackers" and admits them as grad students with limited status so that they can fulfill the prerequisites. I recently graduated with a B.A. in French and Philosophy from Notre Dame and so do not have a formal background in SLP. I would need to take another biological science (since my undergrad credit was in plant biology) and statistics (I might have to take another social science if Intro to Criminology is not accepted too). I have only found the above programs to be open to non-major applications and would appreciate anyone's input! Thanks!