Speech Language Pathology Graduate School Admission Results

3.4 // strong letters of rec; ABA, hearing oral program volunteer and leadership experience. Super excited, this is my first acceptance!

my dream since I became a CSD major!!!! I've been getting rejected quite a bit too, so this is just awesome!! congrats to everyone!

3.4 / strong letters of rec (some from EWU faculty); ABA, classroom and leadership experience. Pretty surprised about this?

Super thankful but I also know that Northwestern's acceptance rate is high! It was 70% based on last year's statistics :) Absolutely amazing program but tuition is so expensive!

I did a lot of research so I think that helped. So excited! Good luck to everyone else!

had a masters already, gpa 3.8. excited and deciding between this one and one that's 2.5x more expensive but is only 5 semesters. With in-state tuition JMU would be about $25,000.

Accepted with a graduate assistantship

Received an email about being an alternate this morning. They said they will rank alternates after April 15th and I could hear back about acceptance anytime between now and august.

Completed a proctored writing sample March 6

I don't know if I'll be able to turn this one down! high gpa, research experience, lots of work experience, a few extracurriculars

Accepted to my top choice! WOW! I can't believe this! The only thing that is standing between me and Northwestern is that tuition rate. Decisions to be made, but I am so incredibly grateful. Praise God!

Received email of acceptance 9:30 CST. Absolutely shocked and so grateful. Psychology major with 3 relevant minors including CSD. Strong LOR and essays but no research/job experience. Will definitely need to assess financial aid before deciding.

Good undergrad gpa, 4.0 CSD classes. Undergrad research in physiology, bachelors degree in physiology. Super grateful to be accepted.

Sadly didn't get in as Northwestern was my top choice, but fortunately I got accepted to my second. It may have been my low GPA and lack of extracurriculars to differentiate me from the rest of the applicants. Congrats to those who are getting an interview/got the acceptance!

This school was definitely a reach for me, so not too surprised! Congratulations and good luck to those accepted! :)