Hello, I have a bachelor's degree in speech-language pathology and did not get accepted into any grad school for my first time applying. I received my degree in Fall 2014 and wanted to get some work experience in a related field (I work in an in-home autism program) before applying for two reasons: I wanted to make some money and could use the experience to add on to my applications. 2 and half years later and rejected from all schools I don't know what to do. One of the schools I applied to told me that my GPA and GRE scores just weren't high enough. I don't want to quit just yet. I want to try again. I've been looking into post bacc programs that I could take to boost up my GPA. However, post bacc programs are designed for out-of-fielders (which I'm not). Is it a good idea to take post bacc programs or will this harm me more than help me? Is there another plan of action that I can take if post bacc programs aren't a good idea? I could really use some advice. Thank you.
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Hello, I have a bachelor's degree in speech-language pathology and did not get accepted into any grad school for my first time applying. I received my degree in Fall 2014 and wanted to get some work experience in a related field (I work in an in-home autism program) before applying for two reasons: I wanted to make some money and could use the experience to add on to my applications. 2 and half years later and rejected from all schools I don't know what to do. One of the schools I applied to told me that my GPA and GRE scores just weren't high enough. I don't want to quit just yet. I want to try again. I've been looking into post bacc programs that I could take to boost up my GPA. However, post bacc programs are designed for out-of-fielders (which I'm not). Is it a good idea to take post bacc programs or will this harm me more than help me? Is there another plan of action that I can take if post bacc programs aren't a good idea? I could really use some advice. Thank you.
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