Boston University proudly ranks among the country's best educators of future speech-language pathologists. According to recent U.S. News & World Report's graduate school rankings, the school ranked #10 out of 261 accredited speech-language pathology programs in the country.
If you are lucky enough to be shortlisted and land an interview with Boston University, you must put in the effort to research the school and its offerings. You don't need to be an expert on Boston University's entire history, but you should be knowledgeable about its programs, educational culture, and any recent accolades the school has received. The admissions team has vetted thousands of applicants over their careers, often hearing the same generic responses. For this reason, take your time to craft a response that stands out from other program candidates.
Start by searching Boston University's website and note any recent news articles, events, or contributions the school has made to the community or student body. Identify the school's mission and values to be clear on what they stand for and how you will be a positive contributor to the student body.
