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Hi there! So I have my bachelors, but not in communication disorders. I am currently taking my prerequisite classes for grad school. However, I had to repeat my courses and it looks like I'll be receiving a B in most of them. I am very worried this will affect my chances for grad school admission. I work full time within special education and plan to spend some hours with the SLP there. I am asking, can experience within the realm of special education outweigh my (mostly B's) grades?

Hi all! So, I graduated with my bachelors in 2019 in Philosophy. I knew I wanted to get my masters, so I was debating between SPED and SLP. I liked what I heard about SLP so I started taking prereqs for the programs I was looking into. However, I was halfway done when suddenly it just didn't interest me anymore. I was unhappy in life at the time which did not help my interest levels. I chalked it up to not being passionate about SLP and dropped out. I then decided to try out SPED programs. I got a part time job as paraeducator so I can get a feel for what i'd be learning about in school...and I've discovered that being a SPED teacher isn't for me. Its very ABA based and working on behavior doesn't interest me. I regret not sticking with the SLP classes and ride it out till the end to have made a decision. Did anyone else have a similar situation in which they regret dropping out? Is anyone regretting their decision in staying with SLP?