MrsRobbxDrogo

Hello, This is my second time applying to online post-bacc programs (since I was rejected from CSUN and CSULA). It took me awhile to get my confidence back up to start applying again and I applied to both ISU and CSUSM. I actually got accepted to Idaho's online program and am waiting to hear back from CSU San Marcos. Right now, I am in between choosing from Idaho State University and CSU San Marcos. Both programs seem great! I am a little biased towards the CSU option since I live in California (which shouldn't matter since it's an online course), the pricing is a tad cheaper, and the program will start in the spring. Idaho State also seems like a great option, it's a little pricier! But I'm more worried because I haven't heard any reviews about its program...and the program will start at the end of August, so I have to accept/decline the offer soon. If anyone has any insight on these 2 online post-bacc courses it would help me so much! Especially IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY, thank you!

Hello, I am currently in the process of marketing myself as a candidate for an SLP master's program. I know that having relevant experience in the field is a really big selling point. I currently just work at a minimum wage waitress/server position to pay the bills, but am planning to quit/cut down on hours so I can pursue a job in the field. I just wanted to ask how everyone else was able to obtain a position/gain experience without a license. I'm researching Speech Therapy clinics and rehab clinics in my area and am planning to email them and reach out to ask if they have any positions available. Is there anything else I can do? Also, what would I call the position? Shadowing position? Mentorship position? Assisting position? Internship? I just don't know how to phrase it in my emails (It would also be nice if I can get paid...) Any advice on getting a position or alternative places to look and apply would be helpful! Thank you ?

Hello, I just graduated with a Bachelors in Public Health and for my next step I want to pursue my masters in SLP. I've been researching my options and since I have an unrelated major, I know that I have to obtain a post-baccalaureate certificate. I live in Southern California so I've been looking into programs close to home, specifically the CSULA pre-SLP program and the CSUN Tseng College Online pre-SLP program. Has anyone gotten their pre-SLP certificate from these schools? How was the experience during the course and in getting into a grad program? I've also been looking into online post-bacc programs (ex: La Salle, Utah State, Wyoming) Call me old fashioned, but I've never taken college courses online, and it seems a little bit iffy/less credible/harder for grad schools to take seriously (these are just my fears, not looking down on anyone who took the online route!), so I am just wondering if that was really the case? I hope someone can answer any of my questions, any insight will be appreciated! thank you so much sincerely, a confused and (very recent) college grad ?