Communication Disorders / Speech-Language Pathology, Boston University not my first choice, but it still sucks :(
Added on March 08, 2010
Rejected
on 8 Mar AmericanMasters
Speech Language Pathology, Boston University :(
Added on March 08, 2010
Wait listedAmericanMasters
Speech Language Pathology, Boston University
Added on March 06, 2010
Accepted
on 6 Mar AmericanMasters
Speech Language Pathology, Boston University Makes those other rejections a little easier to take:)
Added on March 06, 2010
Accepted
on 6 Mar AmericanGRE 690GRE V 620GRE AW 4.50GPA 3.57Masters
Speech - Language Pathology, Boston University $10, 000 scholarship
Added on March 05, 2010
Accepted
on 5 Mar AmericanMasters
Speech - Language Pathology, Boston University Accepted to the joint M.S./PhD program.
Added on March 04, 2010
Accepted
on 4 Mar AmericanOther
March 2009
Speech Language Pathology, Boston University
Added on March 17, 2009
Accepted
on 7 Mar AmericanMasters
Speech Language Pathology, Boston University question about NYU....do they require interviews or not?
Added on March 16, 2009
Rejected
on 16 Mar AmericanMasters
Speech And Language Pathology, Boston University
Added on March 16, 2009
Rejected
on 16 Mar AmericanMasters
Speech Language Pathology, Boston University "unable to offer admission" but "you may opt to keep your name on the waiting list if you like." no thanks!
Added on March 14, 2009
Wait listedAmericanMasters
Speech Language Pathology, Boston University
Added on March 14, 2009
Rejected
on 14 Mar AmericanMasters
Speech-Language Pathology, Boston University
Added on March 10, 2009
Accepted
on 10 Mar AmericanMasters
Speech-Language Pathology, Boston University $36,000 merit scholarship
Added on March 07, 2009
Accepted
on 7 Mar AmericanMasters
March 2008
Speech-Language Pathology, Boston University
Added on March 23, 2008
Accepted
on 8 Mar AmericanMasters
Speech Language Pathology, Boston University
Added on March 18, 2008
Accepted
on 10 Mar AmericanMasters
Speech-Language Pathology, Boston University Yay! I was offered $10,000/year for two years. (Hi, Emily!)
