[nabs-l] which graduate program

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Since you are thinking of relocating from your hometown, to another state, you should consider schools here in the great state of Massachusetts.
Many services and programs exist.  Unfortunately, the University of Massachusetts at Boston, may not have your program of study; however, another school within our great system may have what you need.
Call me this evening, I will go online to look some things up for you.
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Have a good day, William.


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On Aug 3, 2013, at 10:11 AM, "Kelsey Nicolay" <piano.girl0299 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello,
> I would like some of your opinions on this.  I just posted that I am interested in a graduate program in speech-language pathobogy.  I have found three programs so far that sound interested.  One is at University of Akron which is the online program I posted about before.  The advantage to this one is that I can live at home while taking classes and compaete clinicals in my hometown of Medina, Ohio.  The second progham is Ohio State University.  My concern with Ohio State is that I would need to relocate to Columbus.  Therefore, someone from that area, can you please tell me what the safety of that neighborhood would be like? How is the bus transportation? Do they offer any discounts for osu students or students with disabilities? The final phogram I have found so far is Edinboro University of Pennsylvania.  They are a two-year program.  This means I would need to relocate to Edinboro.  What is it like there, if anyone is from that area? Is it a relatively safe community for someone who is totally blind? They do offer free bus transfortation on campus and in the Erie area so that is something else to consider.  Their office of students with disabilities is also national ranked.  Therefore, if you were in my situation, which program would you choose and why?
> Thanks in advance,
> Kelsey Nicolay
> 
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