Speechie11

Hello Everyone, I'm currently an 2nd year undergraduate student and I recently changed my direction towards SLP. I have completed some linguistics and psychology courses. Furthermore, I have worked in an daycare setting, tutoring young children and currently working with an SLP. My question to you all is, how much does your CGPA matter? My first year at university was horrible, I was unsure of what I want to pursue and had taken business and math courses that have really screwed up my GPA. Do grad schools look at this, would any of you advise to retake such classes? I'm nervous my GPA won't be as high when applying. Would they notice the large discrepancy between my SubGPA and CGPA? Any advice would be helpful guys! Good luck to everyone applying this year, you have all worked so hard for this.