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She is amazing!Sadly, she dropped out of grad school. I'm not sure if her youtube will still be focused on speechie things. I believe she has begun working on her digital planning/lifestyle blogging full time now. She still has a ton of great info available.

I took it last year the Fall of 2018

Oh no, please tell me you friend got in SOMEWHERE because I may end up having similar stats.

I am in the same boat as you except as a stay at home I can't afford to work part time in the field. I would suggest working the ABA field because it will give you experience that might be helpful in the SLP field.

I took at ENMU with Bougie and it's the most difficult class I've ever taken in MY LIFE. Although, she did have extra credit opportunities and dropped a few of our lowest quiz scores. I was able to pass with an A.

Do they not calculate your gpa before you submit applications? I’m worried because I’m on the borderline with a 3.0. I won’t be applying until the end of 2019.

Congrats! I’m also interested in the interview process.

Hi, I am currently taking Aural Rehab 8 wk course with lingnau. It seems straightforward...so far. But I'm only about 2 weeks in.

I can send it you! PM me

I try not to let the age factor hinder me too much. I'll be almost 33 before I can start applying to grad school.

Ok, that's good news. Because I've heard you have to have everything before you apply. I just wanted to prep for my Spring semester accordingly.

CSUN requires a Fluency course as a prerequisite before applying. Where can I take this online? ENMU doesn't provide this course. Isn't Fluency usually a grad class? Thanks!

Thanks! Luckily I will have all the required prerequisites by the time applications are due. Except, my university doesn't offer Fluency. Isn't Fluency usually a grad school course?

Why would you need an SLPA cert? That’s too bad. I hope you get into another program. If I apply next June do I have to have my BA completed? I’m finishing in summer of 2019.

When do the CSUN applications usually open?

You sound like a STRONG applicant. I wouldn't be worried if I were you.

Where did you end up going for grad school? My stats are similar to yours (CUM GPA 3.0, so far CSD 4.0).

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https://help.liaisonedu.com/@api/deki/files/2885/GPA_Calculator_September_2018.xlsx?revision=2 CSDAS provides an excel sheet that will calculate your gpa. i found it helpful.

If they take a year to get back to you should I start applying for the 2020 cohort, NOW? I wont finish my courses until Summer '19.

Thanks! I'll go ahead and edit that out.

Can anyone clarify if this is true? Does CSDAS only count the most recent grade? Does it have to be from the same college? For example, let's say I took "Biology" at XYZ Community college but got an "A" in Bio at ABC University. Will they take both grades into the calculation or only the most recent one? Even if it's from a different school. I found this on their website. I think now they take into account ALL courses. update: Discrepancies Because of the standardization that occurs during Verification, it is not uncommon to see GPA discrepancies between what your schools calculate and what CSDCAS calculates. Discrepancies occur because: CSDCAS does not recognize an individual school's policies for forgiveness, academic renewal, or grade replacement for repeated courses. All grades earned for repeated courses are factored into your CSDCAS GPA. https://help.liaisonedu.com/CSDCAS_Applicant_Help_Center/Submitting_and_Monitoring_Your_CSDCAS_Application/Verification_and_GPA_Calculations_for_CSDCAS/4_Finding_Your_GPA_Calculations

You’re welcome!

That does sound confusing.

Bump.