jblaida

Just in case anyone looks at this thread, I got accepted into U of SC. They were the first school to give a response and I do plan on attending. For anyone questioning if they will get in somewhere, do not give up hope. If this is your dream, do all you can to get accepted.

Thanks for the response! I know my GPA throws up a red flag to schools. Knowing that someone similar to myself eventually got in does help ease the nerves.

Hey Y'all, I'm new to the forum and was hoping y'all could give me a realistic idea on my chances on getting into an SLP program. A little about myself, I graduated from the University of South Carolina a semester early with a BS in Public Health. The school gpa I graduated with was a 3.52 (straight A's my last semester really helped ), I do not know what the csdcas gpa was but I think it was somewhere around a 3.35. I bombed two courses throughout college and retook them with good results. I worked for a senator for 1 1/2 years, worked in a neurolinguistics lab my last semester, was an assistant baseball coach, and worked for a public works department for a few summers. I was also my fraternity treasurer in 2014 and president in 2015. My GRE scores are at or above what my schools are looking for: Verbal: 154, 63rd percentile; Quantitative: 155, 60th percentile; Writing 4.5/6, 80th percentile. I applied to: Northern Arizona University University of Montana Western Carolina Appalachian State U of SC I couldn't afford to apply to any more schools unfortunately. Thank you for any feedback. -J