orangegreenblue
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Has anyone got off the waitlist at Cleveland state yet
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2 minutes ago, orangegreenblue said:
it would probably be cheaper to just do a post bac program and to retake the classes in the major! and a lot of schools accept the people who do post bacs into their own grad programs
also, try applying to more schools!
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17 hours ago, edardi1 said:
You do have a good point, but over the past four years I've worked with deaf children, kids with ASD, and have also done volunteer work with special needs kids. It doesn't seem like it's helping much with the app, that's why I feel the need to boost the academic side.
it would probably be cheaper to just do a post bac program and to retake the classes in the major! and a lot of schools accept the people who do post bacs into their own grad programs
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i feel like you could just work and gain practical experience without wasting a ton of time and money on a degree that you wouldn't really use
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On April 2, 2016 at 10:08 PM, Hoosier27 said:
Do you live in Illinois? or near? I live in Hawaii so it would make sense that I would be the very last one to get their letter, but I am just so anxious because it is the last school I need to hear from!
i live relatively close its about 5 hours away
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7 hours ago, Hoosier27 said:
Has anyone else still not heard from st. Xavier? I emailed on Monday and was told letters were in the mail, but still nothing!
i haven't either
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has anyone else not heard from eastern michigan / st. xavier?
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they emailed me back saying their waitlist isn't ranked yet
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35 minutes ago, PinkSpeech said:
Are you speaking of programs that have candidacy status or ones that simply aren't accredited at all? If it's a program that has no ASHA standing you won't be able to apply for your CCCs.
I'm talking about Candidates! So there's no risk at all then?
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If you get accepted into two programs, but one is accredited and one is not, is this a big factor in choosing a program? Or does it really not make a different in the long run as long as you graduate since you can apply for you CCCs? Would be it harder to get a job once you've graduated??
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On March 14, 2016 at 5:13 PM, courtney1 said:
Has anyone heard anything from -- Hofstra, St. John's, Hunter, Nova Southeastern, West Chester, Montclair, or Molloy?
I got into st johns like 2 weeks ago
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Just now, RMott said:
Well it's the same amount of money without the assistantship. With the assistantship ODU would be cheaper.
Oh sorry didn't catch that. Well I don't think school ranking has much impact on getting a job so I wouldn't have that as a factor. Maybe just try to asses which place has better externship programs. I know ODU is very child focused (I was accepted there as well but won't be attending)
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For the same money why would you want to do an extra semester if you didn't have to? Plus you'd have to spend a lot of extra time being a GA..
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1 hour ago, annmac07 said:
I'm in the same boat. I've received no email or portal change, and nothing via postal mail. I am in Canada, so postal mail would take longer if they did send something, but I am surprised that I haven't heard anything when I know a lot of other applicants that have been accepted, waitlisted or rejected. Have you contacted them about the status of your application?
No but I want to. I'm not from Canada so I feel like I should have gotten a letter by now...
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Has anyone not heard anything from Ithaca yet? Didn't see anything on my portal or get anything in the mail and it seems as if others have.
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so does pretty much everyone that interviews gets accepted?
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2 hours ago, Tish22 said:
Although I have no personal experience with this, I do know this happens. Many universities often anticipate it, its sometimes the point of the waitlist? I have had friends who received calls a week before classes began (in August) from schools offering a seat in their program. Schools try to bind you by typically having a ~$500 non-refundable deposit. But in many cases, this has certainly happened in the past. Especially when it comes down to funding and what not. It would essentially be hard to pass up a schools offer that would leave you less in debt.
Lets all keep our fingers crossed we get into our top choices before so we do not have to cross this bridge!
Yeah, a $500 deposit would be essentially nothing if you could save thousands at a cheaper school that originally waitlisted you..
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What if you accept your admission for a school but then you find out after the April 15th deadline that you also go into a school which you were waitlisted? Could you potentially go back on this commitment and go elsewhere?
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I got into SJU on 3/1
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1 hour ago, Speechpath2016 said:
I don't really know what the open house entails, but it says that directors/professors from their various Master's programs would be there. If you haven't gotten an invite to that yet, you probably will soon. They've emailed me a few times and sent me fliers, haha. I also received an invite to an Admitted Grad Students Mixer when I got my packet in the mail, but that's not until April 13th. That cuts very close to the deadline to commit to a school.
are you highly considering accepting/ do you know the date you have to accept by
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i was accepted without being invited to the open house...?
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Just now, Speechpath2016 said:
Congratulations @orangegreenblue! Do any of you guys know much about the program?
no not really, do you? Supposed to get a packet in the next few weeks hopefully it'll have more info
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i got accepted yesterday!
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you can definitely still get rejected after an interview. they worded it weird but the interviews serve to 1. identify scholarship recipients and 2. as a final decision about admission
Hofstra versus Adelphi Grad School
in Speech-Language Pathology Forum
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go to the cheaper school it'll end up being the same thing in the long run