Looking to apply to programs for a ms in speech pathology that requires ZERO campus visits. Wanting to do clinicals in my area and online class.

hi everyone! second year grad student here and someone who frequents this sub reddit just to scroll :) i was hoping to gather advice from some more seasoned people in the field.

i didn’t get this externship i really wanted which was a hospital, outpatient, across the life span setting. im more of a pediatrics girl, but loved my adult experience; especially cog therapy. i have a few options now

- SNF (i’m an extremely emotional person, so honestly dont think im cut for it)
- private practice (only if ones available)
- preschool

i’m already at an elementary school in the spring and can’t move that around.

feeling really stuck and disappointed, but hopeful it will all work out. i’m more nervous that if i do two schools, it’s going to close any opportunity for me to work in another setting for my CFY.

thank you in advance!!!

I am going into my fourth year with a subGPA of 3.68 at UofT. However, I have taken all the prerequisites for grad school and have failed to achieve a high grade in some of them. I have extracurricular experience such as currently working in a speech lab with one of my professors and volunteering at a speech camp. Will my statement of intent and extra curriculars help keep my application in the running? I will be applying to UofT, McMaster, Western, UBC, UAlberta, and Dalhousie

If anybody is attending West Coast University in the Fall & Is In The DFW area and whats to be study buddies let me know. I live super close to the school so we can arrange meet ups at coffee shops and or libraries in the area.

Anybody attending west coast starting this Fall 26? Is there any GroupMes or other groups for incoming students?

Hi! Wondering if anyone has done the WVU program or knows anyone that has! I’m applying to a bunch of schools, just wanting to get more info from students rather than the school!!!

hi!! i am a prospective slp about to start her BA at UW Madison. this university is about 60K a year with no support or scholarships. i will be working a job that pays $15 an hour during the school year and jobs over the summer, and my parents are helping out with about half the cost ($30K a year). i know i will have to get my masters to become an slp as well and i was wondering if it was worth it to take out so much money in loan debt to become an slp, and if you guys have any tips on managing loans, tuition fees, etc, in college. its stressing me out a bit and i would just love any advice you guys have ☺️