Audiology Applicants 2020

[Kparnell]

On 2/21/2020 at 1:01 PM, meggieschwa said:

Hey girl!! I interviewed at Nova Southeastern too. Did you hear anything back from them yet??

Hey! Yes, I got waitlisted. 

[imallears]

Hey y'all - made these Facebook groups for UC and OSU! If any of y'all were accepted or waitlisted at these schools it would be great to meet y'all so please join

Cincinnati: https://www.facebook.com/groups/193268821924506/

 

OSU: https://www.facebook.com/groups/623667288450077/

[mertsncy]

Just got my admissions decision from Purdue via email for anyone else who applied there!

Edited February 25, 2020 by mertsncy

[AuDApplicant]

22 minutes ago, mertsncy said:

Just got my admissions decision from Purdue via email for anyone else who applied there!

Congratulations! ? Me too!! So excited! ?

Edited February 25, 2020 by AuDApplicant

[allaboutthataud]

Has anyone who has already interviewed at Pacific University heard anything? Someone told me that some people have already heard back about being accepted/waitlisted/denied but I haven't heard anything, and I know people are still interviewing up until the first week of March. 

[Sadelawal101]

21 minutes ago, allaboutthataud said:

Has anyone who has already interviewed at Pacific University heard anything? Someone told me that some people have already heard back about being accepted/waitlisted/denied but I haven't heard anything, and I know people are still interviewing up until the first week of March. 

I interviewed already but I haven’t heard anything either. Curious to know how much longer it will be/ why they haven’t made a decision yet. 

[WestCoastAuD]

I interviewed at Pacific and haven’t heard anything. They still have two more interview dates so I’m thinking we should know our verdict  in about 2-3 weeks.

[Sadelawal101]

38 minutes ago, WestCoastAuD said:

I interviewed at Pacific and haven’t heard anything. They still have two more interview dates so I’m thinking we should know our verdict  in about 2-3 weeks.

When did you interview? If you don’t mind me asking

[WestCoastAuD]

41 minutes ago, Sadelawal101 said:

When did you interview? If you don’t mind me asking

Saturday, February 15th and yours?

Edited February 26, 2020 by WestCoastAuD

[Laughingcat123]

5 hours ago, allaboutthataud said:

Has anyone who has already interviewed at Pacific University heard anything? Someone told me that some people have already heard back about being accepted/waitlisted/denied but I haven't heard anything, and I know people are still interviewing up until the first week of March. 

I was accepted. I interviewed on Feb 8. 

[Sadelawal101]

11 hours ago, WestCoastAuD said:

Saturday, February 15th and yours?

Saturday, February 8th.

[luckyshine789]

On 2/24/2020 at 11:16 AM, mz0700 said:

Is anyone going to be attending the Rush University preview day on March 30!

I will be there!

[AuDApplicant]

Hey y'all, 

I have a question for those who have been accepted to multiple Au.D. programs, do you accept the multiple offers or wait for the admitted student visit days and information on funding to narrow down your decision and accept one offer before the April 15th deadline? 

[FeelingAUD]

11 hours ago, Laughingcat123 said:

I was accepted. I interviewed on Feb 8. 

When did you hear back from Pacific University?

[aud2be98]

23 minutes ago, AuDApplicant said:

Hey y'all, 

I have a question for those who have been accepted to multiple Au.D. programs, do you accept the multiple offers or wait for the admitted student visit days and information on funding to narrow down your decision and accept one offer before the April 15th deadline? 

I'm waiting to visit and get more information and hear about funding and then I will be accepting admission at one school before the deadline.

[AuDApplicant]

4 minutes ago, emma98 said:

I'm waiting to visit and get more information and hear about funding and then I will be accepting admission at one school before the deadline.

Thank you!

[AuDhopefull]

Hi everyone! I am not applying this year, but am looking at applying to AuD programs next year. I am a bit worried though because I have relatively low stats: a 3.42 overall GPA, 150 V, 149 Q, and a 6 on the writing portion of the GRE. Because of this, I am looking to apply to some less competitive AuD programs. Does anyone have any program suggestions that have been traditionally less competitive? Thank you all and good luck on apps and interviews this year! :) 

[aud2be98]

31 minutes ago, AuDhopefull said:

Hi everyone! I am not applying this year, but am looking at applying to AuD programs next year. I am a bit worried though because I have relatively low stats: a 3.42 overall GPA, 150 V, 149 Q, and a 6 on the writing portion of the GRE. Because of this, I am looking to apply to some less competitive AuD programs. Does anyone have any program suggestions that have been traditionally less competitive? Thank you all and good luck on apps and interviews this year!

I don't know of any off the top of my head, but I would definitely take a look at ASHA EdFind. Schools post their accepted students average stats on it and you can see how you compare. https://find.asha.org/ed#sort=relevancy

[KenzAUD]

36 minutes ago, AuDhopefull said:

Hi everyone! I am not applying this year, but am looking at applying to AuD programs next year. I am a bit worried though because I have relatively low stats: a 3.42 overall GPA, 150 V, 149 Q, and a 6 on the writing portion of the GRE. Because of this, I am looking to apply to some less competitive AuD programs. Does anyone have any program suggestions that have been traditionally less competitive? Thank you all and good luck on apps and interviews this year!

I definitely want to say to not count yourself out of applying to more competitive programs solely based on your stats which honestly are not bad. You are looked at holistically by programs and they take a lot more into consideration  than numbers (letters of rec are huge as well as your writing pieces that you submit). Apply to programs that will meet your personal and professional goals, look at number averages to see where you land for schools and you will end up at the right one

[PlayByEar]

3 hours ago, AuDhopefull said:

Hi everyone! I am not applying this year, but am looking at applying to AuD programs next year. I am a bit worried though because I have relatively low stats: a 3.42 overall GPA, 150 V, 149 Q, and a 6 on the writing portion of the GRE. Because of this, I am looking to apply to some less competitive AuD programs. Does anyone have any program suggestions that have been traditionally less competitive? Thank you all and good luck on apps and interviews this year!

Hey! So I have pretty much the same stats as you do, and I still got into 2 schools, waitlisted at one, and got invited by one school to an interview. I became more involved in research in my CSD department, and I volunteered ALL the time. Letters of recommendations are a HUGE HUGE plus (I cannot emphasize how important they are - most of my interviews asked questions based on what my LORs said because it’s about your character). Show that you are a hard worker, are involved in orgs and volunteerism, and maybe get a part time job in pediatrics as a hearing screener. GRE and GPA aren’t everything! You got this- good luck!

Edited February 27, 2020 by PlayByEar

[mz0700]

10 hours ago, luckyshine789 said:

I will be there!

I'll see you there! Are you bringing your parents or attending by yourself? I wanted to know how common it was for family to also attend

[Sepucc619]

Has anyone heard from

- Bloomsburg 

- U of Akron

- Towson

?

[AuDhopefull]

15 hours ago, PlayByEar said:

Hey! So I have pretty much the same stats as you do, and I still got into 2 schools, waitlisted at one, and got invited by one school to an interview. I became more involved in research in my CSD department, and I volunteered ALL the time. Letters of recommendations are a HUGE HUGE plus (I cannot emphasize how important they are - most of my interviews asked questions based on what my LORs said because it’s about your character). Show that you are a hard worker, are involved in orgs and volunteerism, and maybe get a part time job in pediatrics as a hearing screener. GRE and GPA aren’t everything! You got this- good luck!

Thank you so much for your response!! Do you mind if I ask which schools you applied to? I'm really trying to get an idea of where people with similar stats are accepted. I know this field is so competitive which really worries me. Thanks for your help!! 

[Kparnell]

2 hours ago, Sepucc619 said:

Has anyone heard from

- Bloomsburg 

- U of Akron

- Towson

?

Towson and Akron should be sending out decisions sometime next week.

[MSha05]

Hi Everyone!

My name is Mari and I will be graduating with my bachelor's degree from the University of Maine in May!

Good luck everyone! 

I applied to Syracuse University, the University of Florida,  Indiana University, Bloomsburg University, and the University of Pittsburgh. 

Applied / Accepted / Waitlisted / Rejected