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Recent Graduate Admission Results February 2023
Speech Language Pathology, University Of Wisconsin-River Falls 3.7 overall GPA, 3.85 major GPA. No GRE (didn't require it). Switched into the major my junior year of undergrad. Worked as a camp counselor for two summers and had plenty of other non-relevant job and leadership experience, NSSLHA member for 2 years, volunteered at a speech rehab clinic for nearly a year. No research experience. Still waiting to hear from a few schools but am so excited for an acceptance! Congrats to everyone who got in :)
Added on February 20, 2023
Speech Language Pathology, University Of Wisconsin-Whitewater *reposting b/c my last one cut off the program* 3.7 overall GPA, 3.85 major GPA. No GRE (didn't require it). I switched into the major my junior year of undergrad. Worked as a camp counselor for two summers and had plenty of other non-relevant job and leadership experience, NSSLHA member for 2 years, volunteered at a speech rehab clinic for nearly a year. No research experience. Congrats to everyone who got in :)
Added on February 16, 2023
Speech Language Pathology, Eau 3.7 overall GPA, 3.85 major GPA. No GRE (didn't require it). I switched into the major my junior year of undergrad. Worked as a camp counselor for two summers and had plenty of other non-relevant job and leadership experience, NSSLHA member for 2 years, volunteered at a speech rehab clinic for nearly a year. No research experience. This was my top choice so I'm really bummed. Congrats to everyone who got in :)
Added on February 15, 2023
Speech Language Pathology, University Of Wisconsin-Madison 3.7 overall GPA, 3.85 major GPA. No GRE (didn't require it). I switched into the major my junior year of undergrad. Worked as a camp counselor for two summers and had plenty of other non-relevant job and leadership experience, NSSLHA member for 2 years, volunteered at a speech rehab clinic for nearly a year. No research or super-relevant work experience, so not surprised I got rejected since they're a research-heavy institution but still kind of disappointed. Congrats to everyone who got in :)
Added on February 14, 2023
Speech Language Pathology, University Of Wisconsin-Madison Cumulative 3.88 GPA, 3.94 Major GPA. Speech and Hearing Sciences Major. Lots of volunteer work and have been working in a pediatric speech and occupational therapy clinic for the past 8 months.
Added on February 14, 2023
Master Of Communication Disorders, Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center - New Orleans I graduated with a Bachelor's of Science in Speech Language Pathology degree in May 2022. Decided to take a gap year and I have currently been a Special Education teacher for small children at a highly-ranked school in a highly-ranked school district. I have collaborated with SLP's, PT's, OT's, Exceptional Needs Specialists, School Psychologists, etc. this year. I have led many IEP meetings alongside each of these individuals and I have also written multiple IEP's targeting goals and objectives in the areas of social/emotional, gross motor, and academic. I have students with a variety of diagnosis and communication disorders and I have focused a lot of time on building their mental lexicons. Because of the curriculum we use, I have been able to focus heavily on phonics, phonological awareness, and phonology so I am still near to my Speech Pathology roots. I am very excited for the interviewing process. I am proof that schools recognize your abilities and knowledge outside of academics. I am confident that the year I am spending gaining experience in the professional setting is what helped me stand out and made up for my lower GPA (well, lower than the typical 3.8+ GPA for this field). While an interview does not guarantee a spot, it is certainly a great sign considering I applied to 5 other programs. The GRE was not required for most of the schools I applied to so I do not have that but I finished undergrad with a 3.41 GPA and a SLP GPA of 3.2 (COVID hit in the midst of many of those courses). Nonetheless, I am grateful for the opportunity.
Added on February 08, 2023
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Speech Language Pathology, University Of South Carolina Hi ladies!!! First, congratulations to all that have applied and gotten in! I am a second year at the University of South Carolina and got off of the Waitlist mid-May 2021, so don't lose hope! With that being said, my roommate and I are looking for someone to live with us in our 1 bed/1 bath studio house! It is a smaller "mother in law house" behind the main house and you'd have shared access with us to the main house :) The studio does have a kitchenette! Please text me if you are attending USC and are interested, I'd love to have a speech buddy as a roomie! 540-220-7306
Added on April 26, 2022
March 2022
Speech Language Pathology, University Of Montana Lots of experience in a lab setting, working at a speech clinic, 25 guided observation hours, lots of volunteering, and NSSLHA leadership. So excited about about being accepted into the distance program!
Added on March 18, 2022
Speech Language Pathology, University Of South Florida First bachelor's degree in Child/Youth studies (GPA 3.56) Second bachelor's degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders (GPA 3.9). Volunteer work in different speech areas, internships in speech and related fields, strong letters of recs, working as an SLPA, and NSSLHA VP.
Added on March 14, 2022
