SLP224

Have you heard any news? I got an email last week saying their cohort was full, but I’m still on the waitlist for spring and summer in case someone drops. I’m wondering how likely that is??

In April I received a reject from CSU EAST BAY for extended-MS in SLP followed by an admit for Post- bacc B.S. in SLP. I accepted the admit for UW post-bacc in BS SLP and now I have an email asking for interview from EAST BAY. 
I am in dilemma as to what to do?
The points here are:-
1. B.S. requires me to do 75 extra credits apart from 50 mandatory credits included in post-bacc program. The extra credits include subjects from I&S, VLPA all of which are completely not related to SLP.
2. I am not sure what extra classes East bay asks the students to take for the extended masters program.
3. I do know that ranking wise UW is way above East bay, but does it affect the job prospects after graduation? (I am aware that if I choose UW, I will have to apply for masters next year and go through admission process again) But will Post -bacc from UW make my profile strong?
I am personally interested in medical SLP and want to gain my experience in that.
Any suggestions would be thankful and help me in taking my final decision.

Congratulations! I hear that’s a great program

I don’t think a Facebook group has been made, but I thought I heard an advisor say that they make a group once the cohort is complete! But I’m sure you could make one too to get a head start

Has anyone waitlisted heard from UW?? 

Hi everyone! Has anyone made a facebook group for the Washington State University/Eastern Washington University Cohort for fall 2019? I'm hopeful for a possible roommate in the cohort, that would be ideal!  

I emailed them asking when the waitlisted would hear. They said that we will definitely hear one way or another before the end of next week. I saw on the result page that someone got off the waitlist for med slp on the 17th though. ?

I am in the exact same position. I’m also from Washington which makes UO much more expensive than WSU. I’ve visited both campuses, and UO feels more like a college campus and a college town (and has a very similar feel to my undergraduate experience) whereas WSU is a smaller campus and feels more professional and is in a bigger city. I also really loved the faculty at WSU! I am leaning more towards WSU mainly for the price difference, but I think I would be happy in either school! What are your pros and cons?