StrawberryYogurt

Ughh... It is out of frustration LOL. This is my second year of applying, and I'm not getting any younger. I want to get my life started already, and I have been delaying it way too long. By the time I apply next year and get in, I'll be 31 when I graduate, not to mention I want to have kids soon. It sucks that my career is getting in the way of my plans of having a family I suppose that's why I have this defeatist tone. I'm just so frustrated of having to do this application process over again and asking my old professors and managers for the third recommendation letter. It feels very embarrassing having to do this.

I applied to some cheap schools, some expensive schools. Barely had any prereqs and only got accepted to NYU. It's July already, and I really can't seem to make a decision about going there. It's so EXPENSIVE I hyperventilate when I think about the loans I need to take out. It is really worth it? Does anyone know of any schools that are known to accept transfer students? If I do go, I'm thinking about transferring to a public school (if I can get accepted). *sigh* It's either going to NYU or giving up my aspirations of becoming a speech pathologist

I know NYU (upon going to their tour) for SLP is REALLY big on a GPA. You should have at least a 3.5 or something close to that. I had a 3.48 and didn't do too well on my GREs. I suppose my research experience in language is what really got me in

I applied to a half a dozen schools, and I've heard from three. I got admitted into NYU, declined at the other two, and now waiting for the results of three more. At this point, it seems I will only be accepted into NYU. How is the program there? Is it worth going there, or should I reapply to cheaper schools next year? (Expecting to pay $94,000 in loans, not even including interest) NYU is expensive but I feel it will just get more difficult to get into a program each year