AuDhopefull

Hi there! I have a higher GPA (3.94) but my GRE was 155 V /145 QR / 4 AW, and so far my GRE has not been brought up at all. I was going to retake it but didn't and am glad that I didn't bother. As far as less competitive programs - I realized through this forum that not many people apply to the schools that I applied to. I believe I'm the only one in the forum that applied to Western Washington Univ or Utah State - and only a couple people applied to the CO schools. I've already gotten in to Utah and expect to hear from Western next week. 

Good luck to you!

Hey! So I have pretty much the same stats as you do, and I still got into 2 schools, waitlisted at one, and got invited by one school to an interview. I became more involved in research in my CSD department, and I volunteered ALL the time. Letters of recommendations are a HUGE HUGE plus (I cannot emphasize how important they are - most of my interviews asked questions based on what my LORs said because it’s about your character). Show that you are a hard worker, are involved in orgs and volunteerism, and maybe get a part time job in pediatrics as a hearing screener. GRE and GPA aren’t everything! You got this- good luck!

I definitely want to say to not count yourself out of applying to more competitive programs solely based on your stats which honestly are not bad. You are looked at holistically by programs and they take a lot more into consideration  than numbers (letters of rec are huge as well as your writing pieces that you submit). Apply to programs that will meet your personal and professional goals, look at number averages to see where you land for schools and you will end up at the right one

I don't know of any off the top of my head, but I would definitely take a look at ASHA EdFind. Schools post their accepted students average stats on it and you can see how you compare. https://find.asha.org/ed#sort=relevancy