I'm thinking about applying to grad schools in linguistics. I'm not majoring in it, but there is no actual way in hell that I am getting into a grad school for my actual major (SLP), and I'm not even sure that I want to.
But, should I email or call the schools I'm interested in to explain this, to see if I even have a chance? Because, you know, I dont really want to pay for the applications and go through the trouble of finding recommendations if I have no chance. Would it also be a good idea to ask my professors? Like the ones who's recommendations I'd want.
Im not sure if im in any hurry, though, I dont even know when I'm going to graduate. May? August? December? And most schools only have fall applicants, soo
(Normally I'd go to my mom with this, but she doesn't know this stuff, and she's always overestimating me ANYWAY, so. Im sorryfor continuously bugging you all holy shit)
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But, should I email or call the schools I'm interested in to explain this, to see if I even have a chance? Because, you know, I dont really want to pay for the applications and go through the trouble of finding recommendations if I have no chance. Would it also be a good idea to ask my professors? Like the ones who's recommendations I'd want.
Im not sure if im in any hurry, though, I dont even know when I'm going to graduate. May? August? December? And most schools only have fall applicants, soo
(Normally I'd go to my mom with this, but she doesn't know this stuff, and she's always overestimating me ANYWAY, so. Im sorryfor continuously bugging you all holy shit)