BlueEyes

Hello, I am looking to get my masters in SLP but I am really interested in literacy development. I have working in my school's Cognition and Reading Lab for 2 years, I have experience with technology such at praat, eyelink, and data viewer, I have tutored adult basic education students, conducted assessments of phonological awareness, attended the SSSR (Society for the Scientific Study of Reading) Conference and am doing an independent study this spring. So far, the only schools I have been able to find that offer a focus in literacy are the University of New Hampshire and Massachusetts General Hospital. I was wondering if anyone knew of any other schools that have a focus in literacy. Thank you so much!!!!!

Wow, that's interesting. Thanks so much for the advice! I haven't taken a course but I think I'm going to see a tutor a few times. Then I will just take the test and not worry about it anymore! I will check out Governer's State University in Illinois/Indiana. I didn't know that there were any schools that don't require the GRE. Although, I currently go to an undergrad college that doesn't require the SATs!

Hey Everyone, I am just posting because I am planning on taking the GRE soon but I am very worried about the math section. Honestly, I can't seem to get my score about the 20th percentile although my verbal is in the high 60s. I have a G.P.A. of 3.80, lots of lab and independent study experience as well as working with people with Aphasia and Reading Disorders. Math has always been extremely difficult for me and I don't know what else to do. Has anyone else found themselves in this dilemma. How much do you think the math section counts in terms of the application process? Thank you and good luck to everyone.