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Has she already been accepted to both colleges?

As you probably know, she will need a masters degree to become a licensed and certified speech language pathologist. The important thing for her undergrad years is that she is able to take the required courses for masters degree applicants. Assuming she can do this at either university…either is fine.

I did an AMA on speech language pathology. A couple of other speech language pathologists contributed as well as some parents with current students in the field. You might want to read that:

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