“Day in the Life” Series

It’s important for prospective students to have an idea of what a “Day in the Life” of a master’s or doctorate level education is like, especially here at Salus. Many ask, “What is the ‘typical’ day like for a Salus student?” While there is no way to specifically answer that, given the variety of interests of the students here as well as the expectations and curriculum within the various programs, the University’s “Day in the Life” series can give a prospective student a sense of what a typical day looks like in each year – clinical and didactic – within each of our programs.
In the Life: Third-Year Doctor of Audiology Graduate Student

A Day in the Life: Third-Year Doctor of Audiology Graduate Student

In the Life: Third-Year Doctor of Audiology Graduate Student

Hey! My name’s Tracey and I am a third-year (what! what!) student in the Salus University Osborne College of Audiology! My, how fast time flies. Before coming to the suburbs of Philadelphia, I attended James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Va. (Go Dukes) for undergrad where I graduated with a degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders.

A Day in the Life: Second Year Audiology Student

My name is Elisa and I’m a second year Audiology student in Salus University’s Osborne College of Audiology (OCA). I completed my bachelor’s degrees in anthropology and brain & cognitive science at the University of Rochester in N.Y.
A Day in the Life: Doctor of Audiology Graduate Student

A Day in the Life: Doctor of Audiology Graduate Student

A Day in the Life: Doctor of Audiology Graduate Student

My name is Marisa Fassnacht, and I am first-year student in the Salus University Osborne College of Audiology. I went to Temple University for my undergraduate school and received a bachelor’s degree in communication sciences and disorders. Fortunately, I knew that I wanted to study audiology going into college.

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