Three Quick Tips to Customize Your SLP Personal Statement

They say you should not use a cookie cutter personal statement that you send to each and every graduate school for speech language pathology. In this post, I am going to give you some tips and tricks on how to customize your personal statement for each school without having to completely re-write it for each … Read more

Stop Typing Your Notes! 4 Evidence Based Reasons to Hand Write Your Notes

With laptops, tablets, phones, and phablets becoming more portable and more common more students are using them to take notes. As it turns out though, research seems to indicate there is more benefit to taking notes by hand then we realize. 1. Distractions and Multitasking The first reason to take notes with pen and paper … Read more

7 Common Interview Questions and How to Approach Them

Getting an interview can feel great, but is also a bit nerve wracking. What will they ask? How do you answer? I’ve put together this post of common interview questions to help you start thinking your way through the interview. WARNING: Do not memorize responses to these questions or any others. You’ll come across like a robot! What … Read more

Making Your Personal Statement Stand Out

When talking about getting into SLP school, most people focus on GRE scores and GPA. Many applicants don’t appreciate how important their Statement of Purpose (SOP) is. Making your personal statement stand out can make all the difference in the process. In this post, I’ve included my top 4 tips for making your personal statement … Read more

What The Admissions Committee Thinks When They Read Your Application

What The Admissions Committee Thinks When They Read Your Application When you think about getting into a masters program in SLP, it might seem like a big gamble. You send off a few applications and hope the stars are aligned in such a way that you’ll get in. If you’re ambitious you might get some … Read more