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Hi everyone, I'm in the process of finalizing my list of schools, and I'm not a native Spanish speaker, but I majored in Spanish as an undergrad (just graduated in May). I know some schools offer different types of bilingual programs (Indiana, Marquette). Anyone know of other schools in the Northeast or Midwest area that offer bilingual programs, and does anyone have any feedback on them? I'm also trying to think of ways to keep up speaking Spanish now that I'm not in school anymore, so if anyone has any ideas for that that'd be great too haha, thanks!

Thanks everyone for your input! It's great hearing how much of a supportive field SLP is for everyone. @mcamp your blog is awesome! I also noticed your program says bilingual SLP, which is also what I'm interested in. I just graduated with a bachelor's in Spanish, so I found quite a few of your pages to be quite helpful. I look forward to reading your post on guys in the field

I just graduated college and plan on applying for SLP masters in the fall to start fall 2017. From what I've heard/read, I know the field is primarily made up of women. Are there any guys on here that would mind sharing their perspective on applying or being one of only a few males in their program? Out of honest curiosity, did you feel that being a guy makes you a more competitive candidate? Another question for anyone: if you apply further away from where you live, do you tend to get more financial aid? I live close to Boston where there are some great SLP programs , but I am curious if people get more money to go to a school further away. Thanks for your help!