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I too jumped ship after about a decade in my field! I feel that most post-bac programs are designed for non-CSD/SLP/having-to-do-with-words majors, so they tend to ease you into the topics and don't assume you have prior knowledge (unless there's a pre-req obviously). I wouldn't waste time studying for the classes before you start. Once you figure out where your knowledge gaps are, then you can focus on those and brushing up on what an adjective is (*raises hand)

I too jumped ship after about a decade in my field! I feel that most post-bac programs are designed for non-CSD/SLP/having-to-do-with-words majors, so they tend to ease you into the topics and don't assume you have prior knowledge (unless there's a pre-req obviously). I wouldn't waste time studying for the classes before you start. Once you figure out where your knowledge gaps are, then you can focus on those and brushing up on what an adjective is (*raises hand)

I'm actually starting to look forward to it now haha I appreciate the info Thanks!!