Is it possible to be in a sorority while double majoring

[AZTheta]

Originally Posted by Vitashort

I've been on the site but it wasn't too helpful in terms of undergrad info. That or i wasn't looking in the right areas, I went to my school website and looked at the requirements for both a BA and MA..It said i would need at least a 3.5 GPA to be considered for admission in a MA program.

I work for two Universities that have SLHS/CSD undergraduate and graduate programs. A 3.5 GPA "at least" means paired with a near-perfect GRE score and evidence of undergraduate research and stellar activities. More likely the GPA for a successful applicant will be very close to a 4.0

Specifically look on ASHA.org under the "certification" tab. Did you search NSSHLA.org? They have a tool called "edfind" that should help you.

It's doable, but you've got to have a lot of motivation and cast a very wide net when applying to graduate schools.

Taking on membership in a sorority might or might not adversely impact your academics. I don't know you.

[Vitashort]

Originally Posted by AzTheta

I work for two Universities that have SLHS/CSD undergraduate and graduate programs. A 3.5 GPA "at least" means paired with a near-perfect GRE score and evidence of undergraduate research and stellar activities. More likely the GPA for a successful applicant will be very close to a 4.0

Specifically look on ASHA.org under the "certification" tab. Did you search NSSHLA.org? They have a tool called "edfind" that should help you.

It's doable, but you've got to have a lot of motivation and cast a very wide net when applying to graduate schools.

Taking on membership in a sorority might or might not adversely impact your academics. I don't know you.

No i haven't checked out that site. thank you! I am still deciding whether or not i want to do this as a major, but i really like the idea of becoming a speech pathologist. I am just going to keep researching.