Master's in Speech-Language Pathology: General Application FAQ

Kelcey Buck Author

02/07/2020 Added

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Faculty and staff from Nebraska's speech-language pathology program answer common questions about applying for graduate school.

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[00:00:08.610]Students usually begin the application process
[00:00:11.220]sometime around October or November of their senior year.
[00:00:14.840]Obviously looking into which programs they want to apply for
[00:00:17.820]will begin much sooner than that.
[00:00:19.730]Our application deadline is actually January 15th
[00:00:23.000]and we will not review any applications before then
[00:00:25.730]so there's no use to hurry and try to turn it in early.
[00:00:29.210]For all students we would like to have
[00:00:31.360]your updated transcripts from the fall semester
[00:00:34.990]included in your application
[00:00:36.980]so go ahead and wait to submit everything
[00:00:39.020]until those can be uploaded.
[00:00:41.810]Finally, for UNL students,
[00:00:43.580]your transcripts will be automatically uploaded
[00:00:46.160]by the University of Graduate Studies Program,
[00:00:48.380]so you won't have to worry about doing that.
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[00:00:55.890]It's a personal decision but probably three to four.
[00:00:59.570]You probably want to apply to a couple of programs
[00:01:02.800]where your application will be seriously considered,
[00:01:05.620]one to two safe schools that will be your backup
[00:01:09.100]and one to two dream schools.
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[00:01:16.845]No, not unless the programs are otherwise affiliated
[00:01:20.020]in a more formal manner.
[00:01:21.740]In the Nebraska university system
[00:01:24.300]the University of Nebraska Kearney,
[00:01:26.000]the University of Nebraska Omaha and UNL
[00:01:28.870]do not share that information
[00:01:30.640]and those programs operate independently.
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