Speech Language Pathology Graduate School Admission Results

To the poser below- yes! Search “Nova Southeastern University Speech-Language Pathology Fall 2021 Cohort” :)

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To the poster below. I interviewed with them about 2 weeks ago but have not received a decision yet, how about you?

TPB: Were you notified by email? Or did you check the application self service? Sorry for the rejection :( I'm expecting mine soon, tired of feeling ghosted!

Has anyone heard anything from Stony Brook?

Knew it was a rejection since I never heard from them, just glad they didn't completely ghost me

3.67 GPA over UBC's pre-reqs (one B-, two Bs, the rest a-range). 450+ hours of SLP-A work, stroke recovery group coordinator, research experience, BI experience, tutoring experience, graduate level coursework. Strong LORs. Have not decided whether I will attend yet

This was a let down. Only school out of 7 to reject me (harder schools accepted me). Got interview, research experience, extracurricular activities, r, good LORS/PS and I was not even weight-listed. Honestly this is scary because it looks like the less expensive schools are becoming more competitive and harder to get into.

To the person who said they made the Facebook page. I cannot search it. Is it for in-person Fall 2021 Davie/Fort Lauderdale campus?

I was rejected for Summer 2021. Experience in the schools as a bachelor level Speech Language Pathologist.

Cumulative GPA 3.7, CSD GPA 3.95. Interviewed at the end of Feb and reached out last week for an update in which they said they were exactly where they would expect to be in reviewing applications. Got an email this afternoon with a GA application attached. Will not be attending as I have accepted elsewhere!

My portal still says pending, but I emailed the director of admissions for the program to notify them that I will be attending a different program. I hope this helps others who are still waiting to hear!

SO RELIEVED! I'm still waiting on a few schools to respond, but will most likely accept :)

400+ hours of SLP-specific volunteering, 100 BI, 1000+ with kids (but independently). OK GPA, in consistent marks so perhaps that played a role too. They got about 250 applicants this year. Best of luck to everyone else :)

Hi guys! I have accepted a spot in this program, I do not have any social media but is there a way for us to keep in touch / communicate if anyone is interested?

Interviewed around Jan. 30, stayed in touch with the director, finally received an acceptance letter today! I have a bachelor's in CSD, a small amount of research experience, and 2 years of experience working in public schools.

Has there been a FB group made for those attending this fall yet?

I was surprised to get rejected I thought it was a safety school but I didn't want to go here. The commute would be too long