rosejoy

To those of you who applied to Chapman, did you get any email or indication to create an account with them to check your application status? I did for every other school I applied to, but I can't find one for Chapman which makes me worry that my application wasn't actually submitted to them.

I'm currently taking post-bacc classes with SDSU's SLP Prep Program. It's online and it's like 8-9 classes total. You don't have to apply or anything, you just pay for the class. It doesn't give you a certificate, but it seems in the application process, schools haven't asked for a certificate or anything like that, they just want to see transcript evidence that the classes were taken. I've been pretty satisfied with it so far, since it's just one year while other programs take 2 years. However, if you want to apply to some schools like CSULA or Northridge, they require way more units and SDSU's program won't be enough. I think SDSU's program offers 29 units.

Where are you from? Orange County CA Which programs are you applying to? San Diego State University, San Francisco State University, San Jose State University, University of Washington, Chapman University What are your biggest concerns about applications? I'm really nervous that I won't get in anywhere! I was hoping I could get some feedback from people here about whether or not I have a chance of getting in. I am worried that some schools might be a reach since I didn't have CSD background in my undergrad. I am doing postbacc classes now. I got my BS in Cognitive Science minored in linguistics, (didn't have CSD at my school). 3.73 cumulative GPA during undergrad, 3.87 GPA last 90 units, 3.78 GPA postbacc (current). 165 Verbal 157 Quant 5.5 Writing. I have been volunteering/observing at a speech clinic since July. Relevant work experience (behavior therapist). I should have gotten good letters of ref (but how do you really know if they're good or not?) I'd appreciate anyone's thoughts on my chances! I'm feeling pretty anxious rn haha.