Speech-Language Pathology Grad School Programs

[ccmurphy]

Hi! I am currently an undergraduate CD major preparing to apply to grad school. I was wondering if anyone knew of schools that look at the person as a whole and not just stats or that mainly looked at your last 60 credits. I entered into college as a biology major, and this unfortunately did not have a positive impact on my GPA. It is my dream to be a Speech-Language Pathologist, so I am trying to conduct a list of school that I might have a more realistic chance of being accepted to. Thank you so much!

[MadisonMachelle]

I feel like most schools will look at each person's entire application. Obviously having a low GPA/GRE is a red-flag, but even if one score is significantly lower, they will still review it and look closer at other things (i.e: experience volunteering, working, personal statement, etc.)

 California schools seem to me like they only look at your stats before they open up the whole application, but not all.

Go on EdFind and check out their GPA/GRE facts and see which are most applicable to you!