Tight-knit Community — MS-SLP Testimonials
Speech-language pathology students at the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences (USAHS) share their experiences building connections and friendships throughout the Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology (MS-SLP) program. Students discuss the sense of community within their cohorts, the relationships they develop through shared coursework, and the encouragement they receive from classmates as they navigate their academic journey.
The video highlights the collaborative nature of the MS-SLP student experience, with students reflecting on how learning and growing together creates lasting friendships and professional connections. They also share how their cohort relationships provide a network of support that extends beyond the classroom and into their future careers in speech-language pathology.
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Tight-knit Community — MS-SLP Testimonials
[00:00:00] Stephen (SLP Student): My cohort is awesome. [00:00:01] Alexandra (SLP Student): I have never met a greater group of people in my entire life. [00:00:04] Sheryl (SLP Student): I feel like we were able to kind of click from the very get-go. [00:00:08] Alyssa (SLP Student): We all mesh really well together. [00:00:10] Alexandra (SLP Student): You really grow and learn together and become, like, you become really great friends. [00:00:16] Stephen (SLP Student): It feels like we’re family at this point, just because of how much we’ve done, how much we have in common when it comes to coursework. [00:00:21] Vanessa (SLP Student): I have really found great friends. I really feel like we’re a family. [00:00:26] Stephen (SLP Student): I can definitely call every single person in there a friend of mine and a, and a peer that I’m, I’m happy to work with in the future. And even when we’re not together, we still keep in contact. [00:00:34] Alexandra (SLP Student): The cohort has been amazing. We’re all so supportive of each other, and it’s been awesome.
