Career questions tagged speech-pathology
How will I make it?
I am an upcoming senior, I’m stressed about what I want to become and where I’m going to end up. I know I want to help children and do something in the healthcare, I’ve always wanted to work with children and babies. I’m just not confident enough to pick what to do and if I’m smart enough for it.
Is being an SLP fun? Pros and cons of a medical SLP?
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What advice would you give your past self starting SLP Grad School?
What advice would you give your past self starting Graduate School for the first time? I'm about to start my SLP master's program and would really appreciate some guiding advice or pointers!
How would double majoring in criminology benefit my speech and hearing science major?
I want to potentially join the FBI or do something involving forensics so I want to have a more well rounded background.
What is the most challenging part of becoming a speech language pathologist and what do you wish you had known before starting your education and career #Spring26?
I will be a freshman majoring in Communication Sciences and Disorders with plans of getting a master's in Speech Language Pathology to become a certified SLP.
How do I prepare for Speech Pathology Grad School?
I am currently a Junior in a Speech and Hearing undergrad program. What jobs can I look for? Internships? Is there anything else I should plan for?
How do I get involved in apprenticeships while still in my freshman year of college for speech pathology?
I am a senior that is heading to college this August and want a way to learn more about the pathway I am in as well as have an income.
How to get best speech therapy internships?
What are the best ways to get accepted into an internship as a communication disorders and sciences major with hopes of becoming an SLP? #Spring26
What are the most important things I can start doing right now as a college student to prepare for a career as a speech-language pathologist working with pediatrics ?
I am currently a college student planning to major in speech-language pathology, and I am especially interested in working with children in the future. I want to make sure I'm taking the right steps now to prepare myself academically and gain relevant experience. I also work while in school, so I am trying to balance everything while still setting myself up for success.
Do you have an experience as a Speech-Language Pathologist that you use to motivate you and remind you why you chose this field when thing get tough If yes, I would love to hear about the experience!?
I am a current student at The University of Texas at Austin, pursuing my bachelor's of science in Speech-Language and Hearing Sciences. My goal is to go to graduate school and become a Speech-Language Pathologist. To make a long story short, what keeps me motivated as a Speech-Language Pathology student is continuing my mom's legacy of helping others, as she was an amazing Speech-Language Pathologist who passed away in 2020. A fun fact about me is that I love banana lattes!
Is a Master's Degree required to become a speech pathologist?
I am a senior in high school and speech pathology has caught my interest as a career option. I believe I have a passion for helping people, but getting a Master's Degree is making me reluctant to get into speech pathology since I want a family in the future. Can you be a speech pathologist with a Bachelor's Degree, or is the education worth it?
What should I know going into speech pathology as a HS student?
I'm a pre IBDP student (G.10) and I'm interested in becoming a speech language pathologist but I’m not strong in biology/chemistry and I’m more of a language/communication person. Is this career still a good fit for me? What did you study in undergrad and is getting into the graduate program difficult? What subjects should I pick in the IBDP?
What advice would you give a high school senior considering a career in Speech Therapy? I love working with kids and I'm wondering if the education route vs the healthcare route would be better for me. Any advice? #fall25 Thank you Katie
I love working with kids and I also like the idea of working in a hospital. What types of cases would I see in a hospital setting?
As a speech language pathologist, what is the biggest difference in workplace environment between nursing care facilities and pediatric clinics?
As someone who is currently pursuing a career in Speech Language Pathology as well as studying Spanish, I am curious for what my prospective career options look like and where I would most enjoy working.
What is the hardest part about doing speech, language and hearing sciences in undergrad ?
Hello, I am currently a high school senior who is looking to pursue speech language pathology! I am planning to attend Temple University in the fall of 2026 in Speech, language, and hearing sciences for undergrad.
What are the best college level apps for helping major and study in Speech and Language Pathology #Fall2025?
What are the best college-level apps for helping with major and study in Speech and Language Pathology? #Fall2025
What would be the best position or job for someone who loves working with kids and has a passion for teaching, but is unsure if they can handle a classroom full of kids?
I am a high school senior thinking about my future, and I am a little unsure about where I want to take my teaching career. I know I want to be a teacher, but not so sure I want to handle a classroom of 20 or more kids. I was thinking I could be a speech pathologist, but I don't know what other options I have. Do you know any other teaching career options I could explore?
How can you be confident in choosing your college major How do you know that you actually like what you’re doing and aren’t just lying to yourself?
My favorite subjects in school are Spanish and Journalism. If that helps.
How do I know if communication disorders is the right major for me?
I am a senior in high school, interested in pursuing speech therapy as a future career.
What is the best way to create patient-centered care and personalized treatment plans as a speech-language pathologist?
I am now a Junior in college and have been studying to be a SLP. I have been passionate about this career since freshman year of high school. I just want to know how I can provide the best care to my patients.
As an SLP-A what is the most fulfilling aspect of your job? What aspects are draining and why?
I am interested in speech language pathology, both in a clinical and educational setting. What is good about working with children versus adults? How was your experience working in a school setting? How was your experience in a medical setting?
While SLP's endure academic/professional growth in this field, I want to know how this field personally changed you, positively and negatively ?
As an aspiring Speech-Language Pathologist, I have learned the impact we have on individuals with communication disorders. While SLP's endure academic/professional growth in this field, I want to know how this field personally changed you, positively and negatively?
What requirements are there for speech language pathology?
What type of classes and tests are required for speech language pathology?
What should I do to build up a strong resume, so that I am considered a competitive applicant when applying for graduate school as a Speech Language Pathologist ?
I am currently an undergraduate student studying Communication Sciences and Disorders and am very curious as to what types of jobs and experiences would help me when it comes to applying for graduate school in the future.
What type of relevant experience would stand out on my grad school applications Work or academic?
I am an undergraduate sophomore at the University of North Texas and I am an Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology major. I am also an immigrant with immigrant parents from Nigeria. I have a strong desire to help others and I am currently a research assistant in my college's speech and hearing clinic. I want to learn more on what I can do now to make my graduate experience worthwhile so I can be an empathetic and adequate clinician.
Is grad school really worth it?
I'm a high school senior, 17, and I'm planning to pursue a career in Speech-Language Pathology. Do I need a master's in order to be successful in this field? Does it make a difference in salary or job opportunities that is worth the extra costs of tuition?
How should I divide my observation hours amongst different speech therapy settings ?
I am very set on being a speech teacher, though I'd like to explore other placements. What would you recommend for someone who is interested in teaching?
What is the most effective way as a Speech pathologist to teach kids who struggle with their speech?
How do you gain more confidence and knowledge in this field?
What challenges might a Speech Pathologist face with patients?
How should they be addressed?