Day in the life of a SPEECH-PATHOLOGY grad student
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ต.ค. 2019
- Hey guys!
In today's video I'm bringing you along with me for a typical day in my life being a commuter student in graduate school. Keep working hard everyone :)
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I am so glad that I have found your channel! I am studying speech pathology in Germany and it’s super interesting to see how it is in the United States.
Thank you!😊
That's awesome!! :)
you studying in German ?
Loved your video! Your voice is so calming haha. Just gained a new subscriber :)
Thank you so much :)
I’m so glad I found this channel. I’m thinking of becoming a SLP! Please post more videos about your life becoming a SLP .
Hi, I’m not really a science person and I never did good in my science classes in hs and undergrad. Would always get Cs and Ds because I just never retained the info and memorization... but I really want to do speech pathology... do you think speech pathology is a path for me? I’m terrified because I think I’ll end up failing all the classes and not learn anything
Speech pathology in my experience has only been a little bit of science. Most of the science involved is anatomy and physiology. I don't want to give you the wrong advice since I don't really know your situation, but I would definitely look more into it :)
I think it depends on your program. I’m in the NYU program and our anatomy physiology class is rough. I spend 20 hours a week just studying and about 10 hours of work. Just for that one class. That looks being said, I never thought I was a science person and anatomy is like 90 percent memorizing and understanding the mechanics and the medical language. I almost quit the first week but decided to research methods around active recall. We have literally hundreds of things to memorize each week and so Far I’m keeping up. But it’s ALOT of work. You have to be driven to understand the content. I constantly look to multiple sources to understand different ideas like action potential. I didn’t think I could handle this but now I realized I just needed to learn how to ACTIVELY study. Writing notes won’t help you retain memory. You could always become an slpa and then go to school to become a slp. You might learn better that way. Everyone is different but you have to be driven either way. Do more research! I spent 4 years researching schools/costs etc. good luck!!!
if you dont mind me asking whats your living situation? Do you live with your parents or with other students?
Devon Borden I live with my parents :)
can you please tell me how to become a speech pathologist? i’m about to graduate high school and i have NO idea what i need to do to become a speech pathologist. pls reply🥺
If you’re sure you want to do speech pathology apply to colleges that have an SLP program and apply into the program! You need a bachelor degree first before you can get your masters for SLP
Reagan LeAnna you can also check out asha.org. You can find schools with SLP programs and check out more information on the path to becoming a certified SLP. I'm in grad school now and will be graduating in July. The website has helped a lot. Good luck!
You actually don’t necessarily need a undergraduate degree in SLP. I just got into grad school for SLP with a major in psychology. :) I just have to do some extra pre-req’s!!
Lindseyyy do you think it was better for you to have the psychology BA instead? Like just to have more options just in case or would u have rather majoring in SLP
Lindseyyy wait I’m a psychology BA and I’m interested in SLP grad school-do you mind if I ask you a few questions?
How many anatomy or physiology courses did you have to take. Is it big on science or more on education
I am a grad student studying speech pathology and I only needed one course in it to apply for grad school
Would you mind if I asked where you go to college?
Your outfit was so cute! And so was your video! Do you want to support each other? I also make some college vlogs
Are you able to work while in grad school? Do you think someone would be able to find a job with their bachelors and support themselves in the mean time?
Some grad programs dont allow you to work at all and some only allow 10 hours of work per week so i dont suggest relying on working a 40 hpir a week work schedule
I am in grad school for speech pathology and I was able to maintain working 20 hours a week during the school year. It wasn't enough money to pay for everything, but it definitely helped out! I would look into each program to see what they recommend.
Fantastic video, but can you post more please. I’ve only asked on the past 3 videos
Well... can you post more
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