hopefulfuturespeechie

I have worked throughout grad school and haven't had a problem. They told us in the beginning don't go past 12 hours.

You need at least 100 public school hrs for Mass so just keep that in mind. Wherever you go to grad school will help you with that.

Unfortunately, I don't think there are any schools that don't look at GPA. Most schools have a cut off. You don't have to have a perfect GPA to get in though!

I had taken it for a second time end of November and had no issue getting my scores in on time.

I got in first try with that GPA! Dont give up!

I found the only thing that helped me was the Kaplan class. It was expensive, but helped. Also you can get financial aid for it.

I wish I had done the GRE while it was still summer rather than doing it while taking classes. I would suggest taking this last month and really prepping for it.

I know Concordia University - Wisconsin is less competitive because its brand new. The first class is just starting this year.

I really don't know much about the program, but I got an email that they are still accepting applications for Fall 2019 hopefully this helps someone!

I am attending Abilene Christian University and had a 3.4 overall and a 3.6 major GPA ?

I tried Magoosh, but found it not super helpful. I ended up going through Kaplan it was super expensive, but the teachers were really helpful!

declined Concordia University - Wisconsin

My first semester I was a pharmacy major and finished my first semester with a 2.5 GPA I had a C in bio and a C in chem my advisor told me not to bother switching into CMD because I would never make it in, but I did not listen and I worked really hard. I brought my GPA upto a 3.4 by the time I was applying. It was not perfect, but it got me into 3 graduate schools and waitlisted at another one. I also decided to retake bio and chem because a lot of schools require at least a B In these courses. All the schools that interviewed me were really impressed that I was taking them again and I had already gotten my first exams back and had done really well so I was able to use these to show how I have grown as a student because grad school is a lot more demanding. I also did A LOT of internships and even had a SLP that had known me well write me a letter. So if is something you really care about DON'T GIVE UP just work that much harder to show yourself and them how much you have grown since that first bad GPA

I had a couple Cs on my transcript (Bio & chem yuck) and I was accepted to 3 schools. I did not get any C in CMD courses

I was just accepted to the school I was set on the whole application process after being waitlisted, but i've had in my head now that I'm going to Concordia University - Wisconsin in the fall. One is cheaper by about 10K for the whole program. Concordia I would also be their first class, but I love the faculty research interest. I dont know what to do