SLP-A considering Audiology

I'm currently a part time SLP-A at a private practice. I just got my BS in Speech and Hearing Sciences in December and SLP-A license in July. I'd really like to go back to school, and I've been deciding between my MS to be an SLP, or AuD in Audiology. I realllly want audiology, but being full time in school intimidates me. I was full time at Starbucks and ASU online for my BS. It was a lot, but I was on a grind.

Truthfully, I'm ready for that workload. How can I actually balance my in-person clinical hours for audiology while being a SLP-A. I'm wondering what school is like for you all. Or, if I need to quit lol and pick an evening job.

Thoughts? Encouragement...please 💀

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u/mon-f — 11 days ago
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SLP-A debating Audiology

I'm currently a part time SLP-A at a private practice. I just got my BS in Speech and Hearing Sciences in December and SLP-A license in July. I'd really like to go back to school, and I've been deciding between my MS to be an SLP, or AuD in Audiology. I realllly want audiology, but being full time in school intimidates me. I was full time at Starbucks and ASU online for my BS. It was a lot, but I was on a grind.

Truthfully, I'm ready for that workload. How can I actually balance my in-person clinical hours for audiology while being a SLP-A. I'm wondering what school is like for you all. Or, if I need to quit lol and pick an evening job.

Thoughts? Encouragement...please 💀

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u/mon-f — 11 days ago