What's the easiest way to get a speech therapy degree?
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You will need a masters degree to be a speech therapist. There are many accredited universities all over the US. There really is no EASY way but it is well worth the effort. The profession is awesome and job are plentiful!
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After you graduate high school, you will need to get an undergraduate degree in any subject you want.  However, you need to take a lot of science pre-requisite courses in order to even get into physical therapy school.  After you graduate undergrad. you have to take the GRE to get into PT school.  Then you are looking at anywhere between two and a half years to three years of physical therapy school to attain your masters degree or doctor degree in PT.
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I'm a therapist. You'll need at least a Masters Degree in counseling or social work to get started, then after about 2 years of working in the field you take various tests, I took the NCE (national counselors examination), and an ethics test. I'm not sure on the specifics about Maine. Check out this web-site; http://www.nbcc.org or http://www.counseling.org   Any under \ngrad degree in behavioral science or social work will due.
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First off you don't need a Ba degree to teach Preschool. Not even in the headstart programs. You need to just go to your local community college and start their child devlopment program and hopefully continue on to get your AA or AS degree. I can tell you that in some places the child devlopment courses are no transferable to a 4 years college. Go and meet with a counselor first. If you have any plans of teaching in the Public School system as a Teacher I suggest that you take more course that are transferable. It is nice starting at a community college until you figure out what you truly want to do. You never know you may get in the Preschool and absolutely love it or decide you want to teach older kids or even younger. Good luck. Talk to a College counselor and they can point you in the right direction. Community college would be a good start and move on from there.
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Speech Therapy--Fluwently?
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No degree, there are classes available also experience is great. You can make good money doing this from home.  Ever think of doing medical transcription from home. Very inexpensive to get into and there is a big demand.  I do it on the side and make around $20 an hr. If you have any medical background you might like this.
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I would ask someone like your advisor/mentor at the school where you got the degree you already have what options might be available to you, and how to go about getting and filling out the necessary paperwork.\n\nGood luck!
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Hello,\n\nWell there are different types of programs, and the shortest program is a combined BS and MD program.\nGraduating early may not be to your benifit if you are interested in this program.\nE-mail me at \nadmissioncounseling@yahoo.com\nif you have any questions, I am a college counselor with over 13 years of field experience
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Get a teaching degree.
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Computer Science degree is the best way to go.\n\nWith additional studies in multi-media and sound engineering.
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Speech Language Pathologists (SLP) are in great need across the U.S. There are many American Speech Language and Hearing Association (ASHA) accredited colleges/universities here to choose from. This is a Master degree level entry to become accredited and work as an SLP.\nThe best source which lists all the accredited schools is www.asha.org.  This will tell you all you need to know about Speech Pathology and Audiology. There are links to some of the schools which will also help you. Good luck!
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It depends on your current level of education and where you live.  Regulations vary.  You may need to do an undergraduate degree in education and then a masters degree in deaf education.  HOwever, if you mean simply interpreter, not teacher, you need to do courses in American Sign Language.  Gallaudet Univeristy is one of your best sources of information on this topic.
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First take some speech classes.
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have a cllege degree of course; get a degree in psychology and u'll be there with the snap of ur fingers
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In the US, to become a physical therapist, you now need to obtain either a masters of doctorate level degree.  Your bachelor's degree should encompass many of the classes that are prerequisite courses for entrance into the professional phase of the program including at least\n1. A year and a half of biology\n2. Anatomy and physiology\n3. Statistics and trigonometry or calculus\n4. Basic, lifespan, and abnormal psychology\n5. A year of chemistry\n6. A year of physics\n\nThis may vary from school to school...\n\nYou will also want to have all  your general education requirements completed by the time you apply for admission to the professional phase.  \n\nThe structure of programs vaires...some are direct admittance...admitting you as a freshman and garauntee a spot in the professional phase of the program as long as you maintain a certain GPA.  Others require you to complete your bachelor's degree and admit you as a grad student to the DPT...some admit you as a senior, you complete your BS degree after the first year and then finish the the master's degree by the end of the third year...it all depends on the school.  \n\nOne place to get started is to visit the APTA website at www.apta.org and view what schools are accredited PT schools.  Then, review which ones you may potentially wish to attend and investigate that program's requiements and structure.  \n\nGood luck!
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Hi Dear\nStart with BS and then MS\nSo easy.\nI started with ssc then HSC then BE \nStep by step (There is no shortcut in better education)
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You can do it with a bachelor's degree, but you probably won't get far.  Most psychologists have a master's degree, and a few have a PhD.\n\nIf you search "Best Colleges", you will find sites that give information about each school.