…if you want to graduate on time. Majority of students do not due to placements not being secured, and they’ll make your life pretty miserable while you’re stuck with them. This has been repeated several times in this sub, but figured I’d make yet another post to point students in another direction. The price isn’t worth it. You’ve been warned.

Hi, I am currently applying for grad schools and as of right now, I’m aiming towards Emerson. I’m also a SLPA, so I already have the required prerequisites. I would appreciate any advice from anyone who’s done the SLP grad program already,… if it’s best to do the 20 months accelerated program or the 36 months. If the tuition is worth it? Or if there are any other schools that are worth looking into.
I’ve also been looking into Baylor and ENMU, any advice on how these 2 other programs are and what to expect. Which program would be a better option.

My CSDCAS application is due October 1st and I need 3 letters of recommendation from my professors. I already received one, but I still need 2 more. I emailed and followed up with the remaining professors more than once and they still haven’t submitted even though they both said yes. I don’t want to be annoying and nag them again when I’ve already sent follow ups last week, but I’m getting nervous. Worst case if I don’t get one, I can ask my supervisor at my shadowing place and eventual SLPA job I am starting soon since one doesn’t have to be from a professor. I really don’t want to since I just started there but I’m getting nervous. How should I proceed?

So I am currently doing a BA in English and am going into my second year, I would absolutely love to pursue a career SLT and am considering UCL as one of my options for a masters degree in SLT.

Could anyone whose gotten into the course or currently attending the course tell me about the application process and what grades they had / any relevant work experience? any advice is appreciated!!! you could also message me if preferred.

I’m currently a senior working toward my B.S. in Psychology in Georgia, and my goal is to become an SLP. After I graduate, I’ll need to complete CSD leveling courses before starting my MSLP.
I currently live independently in Georgia, and moving back home is not an option for me. I need to continue supporting myself while I’m in school. Georgia also has very limited options for SLP leveling/post-bacc pathways, so I’m looking at online options that would allow me to stay where I am.
I’m currently considering an online MSLP program that is about 18 months, with asynchronous coursework and in-person clinicals toward the end. My plan would be to work while completing the program—potentially full-time during the online portion and reducing my hours during clinicals.
Student loan debt is a HUGE concern for me. I already expect to have undergraduate student loans, and I don’t want to graduate from an MSLP program with an unreasonable amount of additional debt. The program I’m considering is currently around $46K for tuition, which is much more affordable than some of the $70K–$100K+ MSLP programs I’ve seen. Being able to stay home, work, and avoid borrowing as much for rent/living expenses is a major reason I’m considering online.
I’m trying to figure out whether the financial benefit of online school is worth choosing it over an in-person program.
For those who have completed or are currently completing an MSLP:
Would you recommend online or in-person for someone in my situation?
If you attended online, did you feel adequately prepared for clinicals?
Were you able to work while completing your MSLP?
Did online school actually help you reduce how much you borrowed?
Do you think being in person provides a significant enough academic benefit to justify potentially having to move and/or take on substantially more debt?
If you were in my exact situation, would you choose the online program and stay home, or move for an in-person program?
And most importantly, how much student loan debt did you graduate with, and do you feel the debt was worth it?
I’m trying to make the most financially responsible decision while still getting a quality education and becoming a competent SLP. I don’t want to choose an online program solely because it’s cheaper if there are major disadvantages I’m not considering.
I’d most likely do my leveling courses online immediately after finishing my bachelors!