cadams128

Yay, I've found someone I can commiserate with haha! That's great that you have a degree in a foreign language, it'll definitely make you stand out against other applicants. I dual minored in English Lit and Spanish, so I hope that helps a little. I looked into a few of the schools you're applying to, but decided against them since I wanted to stay more in the tri-state area. Plus, like you said, it's extremely time consuming and expensive! A majority of my applications are due February 1st, besides one that's due February 15th. So I have a little bit more time get everything in. If you don't mind me king, what do your grades/GPA look like? I feel like I'm on the lower end with everything and that makes me really nervous :/ I'm really counting on my resume and letters of rec to make me stand out.

I'm a Speech-Language Pathology Major who just graduated (woo!) and am currently applying for Doctoral of Audiology programs for Fall 2013. Needless to say, it's been super stressful. What's even worse though is, I can't find anyone who's applying for Audiology either!! Out of all the SLP majors in my college, no one is applying for Audiology this year (which can be a good thing and a bad thing..) I just want to be able to talk to someone about the process and see what their feedback has been from schools. These are the schools I'm applying to: Long Island Consortium- Adelphi, Hofstra, St. John's CUNY Consortium- Grad Center, Hunter, Brooklyn University of Connecticut University of Massachusettes- Amherst Montclair State University I'm hoping these are pretty decent picks to apply for in comparison to my GPA/GRE scores. I originally had 10 schools in mind, but then decided to cut down my list big time and be realistic with myself. Let me know if there's any fellow SLP majors who love Audiology like I do! I'd love to hear about your experiences so far... -CA