Information on these select Graduate Programs

[slpgirl898]

Hi guys, I'm in the process of reapplying to graduate school, and interested in a ton of different schools. I wanted to know if anyone had any insight on these programs, or are a current graduate student, or applying to these programs and can offer some information on the program itself and how they like it, or if you heard any reviews about the program. Any info helps! 

Schools:

St Johns University 

Adelphi University (Manhattan campus vs Garden City Campus)

Molloy College

Hofstra University

Teachers College, Columbia 

University of Maryland 

CUNY Hunter

CUNY Queens

Mercy College 

Iona College

LIU Post 

LIU Brooklyn 

SUNY New Paltz

Touro College 

Yeshiva University 

NYU college (in campus or online) 

 

Edited July 24, 2017 by slpgirl898
mistakes in writing

[esopha]

Hi! I'm currently at the University of Maryland. I would say that it's a solid, underrated program with excellent placements. People from the program are regularly placed in facilities like Walter Reed, the Washington VA, Children's Hospital, and Kennedy Krieger. There are a lot of unique programs, too, like the in-clinic preschool, a diversity track, and the gossip is that we might have a bilingual SLP certification course soon. Our faculty are strong researchers and clinicians. The only down side is our building is a little old, and the program itself can be intense.

[slpgirl898]

7 hours ago, esopha said:

Hi! I'm currently at the University of Maryland. I would say that it's a solid, underrated program with excellent placements. People from the program are regularly placed in facilities like Walter Reed, the Washington VA, Children's Hospital, and Kennedy Krieger. There are a lot of unique programs, too, like the in-clinic preschool, a diversity track, and the gossip is that we might have a bilingual SLP certification course soon. Our faculty are strong researchers and clinicians. The only down side is our building is a little old, and the program itself can be intense.

Thank you so much that is very helpful!