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  • Birthday December 13

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    California
  • Application Season
    2018 Fall
  • Program
    Speech-Language Pathology

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  1.    aaaslp reacted to a post in a topic: Different jobs for grad students
  2. snoves
    I'm currently in graduate school and I work for a research grant doing assessments. Other common jobs from those in my cohort: 1) Uber/Lyft/Uber Eats 2) Babysitting/Nannying 3) Respite care provider 4) ABA tech 5) Preschool assistant 6) SLPA 7) Tutoring in some capacity
  3. snoves
    I was accepted to PrISMS! Sorry for the late reply but if you're interested let me know and I can give you some info!
  4.    Suelli5 reacted to a post in a topic: Washington State University vs. Eastern Washington University
  5. snoves
    I received funding from Arizona State last year. However, it's very selective and only 4-5 students out of the cohort received any funding (out of 45). My out-of-state tuition was waived and half of in-state tuition was covered. I also receive a stipend for living costs.
  6.    Brennn reacted to a post in a topic: Graduate programs in Speech Pathology (California)
  7. snoves
    I want to University of Redlands for undergrad and have several friends attending for grad school! PM if you have any questions!!
  8. snoves
    I've applied to a few CSU's and got in, feel free to send me a PM
  9.    oster009 reacted to a post in a topic: What is your backup plan?
  10.    slptobe! reacted to a post in a topic: Gap Year Advice??
  11. snoves
    Absolutely play up Spanish in your applications! I did and tbh I feel like that plus my volunteer experience is what got my foot in the door. If you're interested in bilingual/multilingual programs I'd suggest checking out programs on edFind! San Jose State, San Diego State, and Fullerton all have strong emphasis programs if you're looking to stay in Cali.
  12. snoves
    My parents also didn't understand why I was so concerned with costs! I feel like a lot of older adults don't understand the debt a lot of younger adults are faced with. I hope they're understanding!!
  13.    snoves reacted to a post in a topic: Is declining my only option crazy?
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  19. snoves
    Honestly? If I felt like I couldn't afford a program, I wouldn't go! It's important to consider how long it's going to take you to pay this degree off. Unless the program is offering you something specialized that you wouldn't get anywhere else I would rescind or see if I could defer my acceptance.
  20. snoves
    My back up plan was substitute teaching or being a paraprofessional. Here in California it's relatively profitable ($160 a day I think, and there's a pretty good demand) and since I already had to take the CBEST for grad school, I figured it'd be fine. If you live somewhere where it's possible SLPA can be a really good career, if not lasting, especially for getting experience for grad school!!! Many of the grad students at my undergrad institution have told me that being a SLPA really prepared them for grad school! I think ABA therapy is also a good route. If you end up really enjoying it you can go on and get a master's in BCBA if SLP doesn't work out! I will say that it's good to have backup plans, but don't obsess so much over having back up plans A-Z that you forget that it's possible you'll get in somewhere!! I stressed so much about grad school and researched back up plans for hours on end, and I didn't even need it lol. It's good to be prepared for the worst case scenario but give yourself the benefit of the doubt too! Best of luck you got this!!!!!
  21. snoves
    I have not done this but I would take some time to research schools that would accept grad schools credits from a different university. You'd then have to go through the application process I believe. You could also possibly contact programs you're interested in and more information. Best of luck!
  22. snoves
    For me cost was the biggest thing, followed by interests. Unless you're planning to go on to get a PhD, ranking doesn't matter! When it came down to it the school I picked offered me the specialized training I wanted in multilingualism and a really nice grant package that will pay for a good chunk of my schooling. It also happens to be relatively high ranked, but that wasn't really a factor in my decision! I think for our field it's more of a balance between cost, interests, and ensuring you get the training you need (i.e. how hard is it to get a hospital placement, is there a good balance between patients in certain age groups, etc.) As an answer to @kenz with the grant I have I'll be paying about 12K for my first year of school, 6K for the second (provided I get to keep my grant!!) for tuition/other school costs. Rent is around $500 but the grant will also provide me about $7,500/year for housing!
  23. snoves
    I don't think there's any magic number. There's people on here that apply to 1 school and then there's people who apply to 15. I think you need to be aware of your financial situation (you'll easily be spending over $500 on the GRE and applications), where it is realistically possible for you to move, etc. I would just take some time look through ASHA edFind and finding schools that accept people around your GPA/GRE scores!
  24. snoves
    has anyone made a group for Arizona State?
  25. snoves
    Yes, by the 15th. But based on other schools and their response I think next week is more likely to hear about wait list stuff
  26. snoves
    If it makes you guys feel a little better I am turning down my spot!! I imagine they're just sorting through who isn't accepting. Best of luck!
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