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SLPA in CA ?
Hello! As you may know to be an SLPA in CA you either need a bachelors in SLP or completed an associated program, but I dont have either.
I would love to work as an SLPA but I know most SLPA schools require to take all courses at their school. I think it's silly, considering I already took most of the courses in my postbac SLP program. Im literally in an SLP M.A program at the moment.... But I feel I need to be an SLPA before becoming an SLP. Any thoughts? anyone else in the same situation? Any one know any SLPA programs that don't require you to take all courses at their school?
u/Boring_Prior_9522 — 8 days ago