Good morning lovelies!
*hugs* I miss you! Therefore this morning I woke up a little earlier to share some tea with you!
Good morning lovelies!
*hugs* I miss you! Therefore this morning I woke up a little earlier to share some tea with you!
Applications and admission to Graduate school in Speech Language Pathology is no joke. It is a most competitive field (Read: I don’t think people know how much training goes into what we do!) and while people pose questions like What are the least competitive Grad programs, for some students it’s just about the opportunity to set their career in motion. An undergraduate degree in this major will not get you very far, a Masters degree is necessary to be licensed and practice as a Speech Language Pathologist in most states.
This is the time for Wait Lists, Acceptance correspondence and the big R word.
REJECTION.
For any hopeful #SLPeeps out there who are still waiting for good news, remember YOU ARE NOT ALONE. Rejection is not the FINAL word. It does not mean you’re a loser, or that you are not meant for this field. IT just means your story varies a little bit from others. Be encouraged, and keep pushing for your passion.
I was there once,
-She
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(Posted on March 26, 2012)
Keep hope alive!
Here’s the latest updates since today is the last official day of the semester…Enjoy!
Happy Holidays!
And I can blab if I want to,
blab if I want to,
blab if I want to…
Last year around my birthday, I composed a Birthday Goal List of 26 things I wanted to work on and improve in my life (I even followed up with that list 3 months later)… this time around I figured I would speak my intentions into the Universe and cut my list down to 3 Goals that I can tackle and now that errybody knows my intentions, I figured it doubles as an accountability tool as well, right?
Well, give a tired woman a camera and some inspiration– and here’s what you get. Excuse my choppy editing ahead of time!!
WARNING: Blabbering ensues… watch in part if you must.
As always, comment welcomed.