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  1. I will be attending their residential/traditional program this fall. Anyone else here going, for sure? They haven't sent out information packets and their monthly orientations are very general, for people interested in applying to the pre-CDS and grad programs. So far there hasn't been any information for new grads, so I was hoping to meet other people that will be starting the grad program this fall.
  2. Thanks, that does help! I'm wondering what you mean about mentioning the leveling courses in the application-- won't that be obvious by my transcripts, etc? Is there some advantage to talking about them in the SOP? Thanks!
  3. Hi fellow SLPs to be! Out of curiosity, just for life-planning in general... Does anyone have an idea how long one could possibly wait between finishing the undergrad COMD degree/leveling courses and then going to grad school? At what point to grad programs want you to re-take those leveling courses if it has been too long? I'm just not sure if I'll be in the right place financially, or with my job, or family planning stuff to go STRAIGHT to grad school. Right now I'm proceeding as that will be the case-- I'll go straight to grad school-- but I just want to know my options. I don't want to have to take these leveling classes ALL OVER AGAIN in, like, four years. I'm sure each program is different, but in general, is there an option to wait before grad school? Anyone else have experience with this? For reference: I have a prior BS and am in my early 30s. I support myself and my husband, and I have too many student loans to depend on living off more loans for the next 2 years. I'm applying for Fall '13.)
  4. I'm researching CSULA, CSUN, and CSULB for a Masters in Speech-Language Pathology. I'll need to do the pre-req courses for a year first, as I have a different undergraduate degree (Psychobiology). I haven't seen these schools compared on the forum yet, and I was wondering if people have any insights on these (or any other) Southern California programs. I'm married and have lived in LA for 10 years, so I would like to stay put! Southern California SLPs, please tell me your thoughts! Thank you!
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