where should I apply to grad school!

[kenardoni]

I am a junior CSD major looking to apply to AuD programs next year. After doing a ton of research on SO many schools, I have a list of about 20 "want to apply" and know that I should realistically narrow my list to about 7-8 schools.

Some of the schools I want to apply to include: CUNY (I live in NYC) , SUNY Buffalo, Montclair, Nova Southeastern, Gallaudet, UT Dallas, Wichita State, Uni of Maryland, and IU Bloomington.

I've also heard good things (especially in regards to funding) about Uni of South Dakota, Central Michigan Uni, Uni of Nebraska Lincoln, and Ohio Uni.

The reason why I am so reluctant on where to apply is because I feel like my undergrad uni did not have supportive professors and I've had very limited clinical experience. With that being said, I would love to go to a school with great faculty, decent funding, and a variety of clinical experiences/placements. After reading so many posts on this sub, I've taken all of your advice to go for the money, which is also why I don't want to waste my time on applying to schools that aren't so generous with funding.

If anyone has info on any of the schools I listed or any additional schools that I should consider, I would love to hear from you!

Thank you in advance for your time!

[kenardoni]

4 hours ago, kenardoni said:

I am a junior CSD major looking to apply to AuD programs next year. After doing a ton of research on SO many schools, I have a list of about 20 "want to apply" and know that I should realistically narrow my list to about 7-8 schools.

Some of the schools I want to apply to include: CUNY (I live in NYC) , SUNY Buffalo, Montclair, Nova Southeastern, Gallaudet, UT Dallas, Wichita State, Uni of Maryland, and IU Bloomington.

I've also heard good things (especially in regards to funding) about Uni of South Dakota, Central Michigan Uni, Uni of Nebraska Lincoln, and Ohio Uni.

The reason why I am so reluctant on where to apply is because I feel like my undergrad uni did not have supportive professors and I've had very limited clinical experience. With that being said, I would love to go to a school with great faculty, decent funding, and a variety of clinical experiences/placements. After reading so many posts on this sub, I've taken all of your advice to go for the money, which is also why I don't want to waste my time on applying to schools that aren't so generous with funding https://routerlogin.uno/.

If anyone has info on any of the schools I listed or any additional schools that I should consider, I would love to hear from you!

Thank you in advance for your time!

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