Listed below are resources I
used when applying to SLP graduate schools (2010-2011). If you know of any
other SLP resources, please let me know so I can add them to this list!
WEBSITES
The website of the American
Speech-Language-Hearing Association is a great resource for students interested
in learning more about the field of speech-language pathology. Below are some
links to pages within the website that are particularly useful for SLP graduate
school applicants.
***You can get a free
subscription to the NSSLHA newsletter here:
EdFind is a database of SLP
programs on the ASHA website. There is information about individual SLP
programs there. It is a resource that all SLP grad applicants need to look
through.
Thegradcafe.com
Grad Café has two sections for
SLP grad applicants. One section is a list of admissions results from previous
applicants to SLP programs. Applicants indicate the school(s) they applied to
and whether they were accepted, waitlisted, or rejected. Many of them also
share their GPAs and GRE scores, so future applicants can get an idea of what
programs accept what stats. The other useful resource on Grad Café is the
forum.
A good resource for SLP
applicants looking for advice on SLP admissions and other SLP related topics.
This is a list of rankings from
2012. It is not updated and, thus, not the best source of information about SLP
programs. Many people want to see some sort of SLP program ranking, so I have
decided to include it.
Everything you need to know
about taking the GRE.
BOOKS
A
review of this guide will soon be posted!
This
book was published in 2006, so the information is probably not up to date. I
have personally not read it, but there are so few books on this topic that I
have decided to include it on this list.
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