[Praxis]

Messaging you if this is still available! Thanks a ton! 

[What are my chances?]

Thank you so much! This just goes to show that you should NEVER give up! I wish the best to other applicants with low stats  

[LSU, Ole Miss, Auburn, Southern Miss, Arkansas?]

Just did my research on ASHA, thanks! I'm going to go ahead and apply.

[What are my chances?]

Thanks for the positive responses everyone! I am definitely going ahead and applying so we will just have to see! Good luck to you all  

[LSU, Ole Miss, Auburn, Southern Miss, Arkansas?]

I know Arkansas (Fayetteville) is listed as being on probation on the ASHA site, but I'm not sure why. I'm thinking about applying there as well but I want to know the specifics. Anyone know? 

[programs that dont require gre]

Wichita State University in Kansas accepts either MAT or GRE 

http://webs.wichita.edu/?u=csd&p=/graduate/ma/program/

[What are my chances?]

Thank you scisl006 for the encouraging words! Do you know which schools in particular don't require the GRE or put a lot of emphasis on it? I have already requested letters of rec from professors so if the school is on CSDCAS I can still apply to those if anyone knows of any! 

[What are my chances?]

I am feeling very discouraged about the graduate school application process right now. Last month I took the GRE and received a 140 in Quant and a 145 in Verbal, and a 3.0 in writing. I was shocked by the writing score as I consider myself to be a very strong writer. I spent most of November studying to retake the GRE and got my scores back a few days ago and did WORSE. My writing scores from this time around are not in yet. I am majoring in CSD and have secured 3 letters of rec from professors and my GPA is around a 3.5, so will that better my chances of getting in somewhere? I'm currently applying to 6 schools that are not super competitive, and none of them have cut off GRE scores. Is it even worth applying? I'm very passionate about becoming an SLP and have written a pretty strong personal statement. Standardized test taking has never been a strong suit for me, and I don't want it to hinder my chances of being considered.  I want to remain optimistic but it's hard seeing all of these posts.  Any guidance or advice would be greatly appreciated.