rosejoy

Hi! Not sure if you are looking for a class or a resource, but there is an online phonetics class with SDSU. Here’s the link: https://ces.sdsu.edu/writing-language-communication/speech-language-pathology-essentials. otherwise, you could google “free phonetics class” and there are a few YouTube videos, open courses, etc that might be of use to you.

I declined Chapman on April 14.

I haven’t seen one yet.. but I can unless someone else wants too EDIT: I made one: https://www.facebook.com/groups/344565056172055/

They sent an email about an open house and tour of the campus. I got the open house email about 40 min after the acceptance email.

Ugh I feel that lol. I emailed them kind of asking indirectly, but they said that we should get our financial aid package by April 15. Other than that, I don’t know anything else. I feel like at this point all we can do is just wait for it? They also told me that departmental scholarships were sent out with the initial offers, but they may offer them to others if they get turned down.

I got waitlisted yesterday. I also am not upset about it because I already got into my top choice and I don't want to have to consider a slightly cheaper option than my top choice haha.

No, I had no mention of a writing prompt either. It was slightly surprising, but I was suspicious it might happen from posts on this website from years ago.

I read on posts from years past that other people had a difficult writing prompt regarding a clinical situation that they had never learned about, and several people said they had no idea how to answer it. I think they said they felt they did poorly, but still got accepted! So I think you probably don’t have to worry too much about it.

I am assuming it’ll be really late since the application deadline was February. If you look at last years they didn’t come out till the end of March.

Wut. Why did I get such a basic question lol

Oh yay congrats to you! Where are you from? Your bio says California. UW has a tuition waiver for people in certain states, including CA, so that we can pay in-state tuition, making it MUCH more affordable. Read this link here. Did you apply for the WICHE/WGRP rate in your application? I would love to attend the preview day, but I'm going to be out of the country during both of the days so I'm gonna try to see if they'll let me visit another time. Also, has anyone heard anything about a FB page for UW SLP? If there isn't one maybe I'll just go ahead and make one. I'm excited to meet the other students haha.

Hmm.. now I'm wondering what the prompts were. Mine was asking about what my future plans are as an SLP and to write about it as if I was telling my best friend. I'm intrigued how they decided to do prompts, and did they give them to everyone?

Thank you that was really helpful! It's kind of a confusing document though so I may end up trying to call someone and see if they know...

Do you know if it’s possible to get the state specific credential without going to a CA school? Or how difficult it is? I got accepted to UW which would be my dream to go, but I would eventually want to move back to California and work here.

Congrats! I was accepted too. I am also interested in information about Seattle (I’ve been having a hard time finding apartments that aren’t like $1500+). I was also wondering if anyone knows how financial aid, specifically with FAFSA, works. Do we find out what we get after we accept or before?