Transitioning into speech-language pathology can feel like a long, arduous process, especially if you've been out of school for a few years already. While the road can be long for some, the process doesn't have to be a mystery or challenging to navigate.
This post is written with the second-career future-SLPs in mind. Those of you who have been working for a few years and realized the field of speech-language pathology has a lot to offer. Read below for a step-by-step guide on what you'll need to get into grad school.
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