speechie03

@gatorgirl850I try to balance out my time and spend 2-3 hours working on assignments and readings in the evenings during the week, but that doesn’t always happen! I usually get most of it done during the week and then finish the rest on the weekends. The first two trimesters were not that bad because I didn’t work either and was home all the time. There is a clinical placement for trimesters 3-5 so i have had to plan it out and manage my time accordingly.

I am a student there currently and my experience has been very different than the above student. It is up to each student to do the reading and absorb the information, but I feel like I have had live classes via zoom many times. I think half of my classes meet every other week and others at midterm and final for reviews. My clinical placements so far have been amazing and I could not have asked for a better experience. I have not worked in the virtual clinic and do not want to because I heard that it is twice the work of in person clinical which does not make any sense to me. I also have maintained a 4.0. I feel like having a strong undergraduate program has helped a lot. Everyone's experience is different, but I still feel like this program was the best choice for me and I do not regret it.

As a student there, I can say pre-recorded lectures, study guides, and teacher interactions vary by class. I would say about half the classes meet every other week via zoom and some only for midterm and final reviews. You do not have to go above and beyond to earn A's. Just being able to demonstrate that you understand the material and can apply it will earn you an A. All assignment requirements are listed and examples can be given if you ask the professor.

I will be at the interview on November 8th as well! goodluck y’all :)