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Well best of luck there mate, I wanted to point out that I have just graduated from dental school, but the last two years I studied I did get into clinic training, I extracted, did cavity preps, made ...

Hey im in school to become a dental hygienist! My biggest struggle/fear is being able to explain things to patients. What are some things you do to help with explaining treatment/insurance/etc.?...

My instructor was pretty chatty but I found that since you’re focusing so much on driving, your brain forgets to stutter. Let your instructor know you’ve got a stutter and if you’re still struggling...

I’m 22 and did my driving test at 18. Most of the things that I did was physical testing like driving and also paper tests. Just let them know ahead of time that you stutter and it will help ease the ...

Colleges and universities in the US have special offices for students with disabilities. You should be able to get classroom accommodations for stuttering. Good luck!...

He doesn't like reading out loud, at all. He has been in speech services for 8 years. He started at 3, initially he had limited words that were hard to understand. They actually thought he might have ...

If you talk to your professor before hand and tell them your concerns they will 9 times out of 10 understand. For my masters defense, i was able to record a video presentation and play it to the audie...

Hello from the US. I’ve stuttered all my life, and have graduated from college a few months ago. Unfortunately it’s difficult to answer your question regarding what professors may or may not do, since...

Hello! I haven't received or tried to receive accommodations through disability services, mostly because I never knew that was a possibility for stutterers. It does seem really helpful, though. For t...

I usually got accommodations for presentations and stuff - I did them all in private, just in front of 2-3 professors. Everyone was really understanding, even if it took me an hour to get through my “...

Haha I can relate on the first day “ice breakers”. I would speak to my professors; however, the professor who has made accommodations for me this past year is who suggested I get ahold of disability s...

As a recently college grad, I never told anyone I stuttered. Most just figured it out on day one lol. Some professors have everyone introduce themselves in front of the class on day one. That was prob...

I’m a 2L student and moot court was definitely nerve wracking for me for stuttering. Are you transactional or litigation?...

I am also a University Professor, I teach Operations Research / Supply Chain / Analytics. I also do a fair bit of consulting. Have good and bad days, sometimes wonder why I don't hide in a cubicle som...

It was not easy. However, I really like teaching. I am still stressed sometimes, before my class. Sometimes, I am get blocks but I am able to convey the concepts to the students. They also listen nice...

OP is looking for a degree to pursue. The 4 years of schooling will allow them the time to get prepared and gain confidence for the professional world. I did not develop my stutter until senior year o...

The truth is there are different “types” of stutterers. It impacts people differently. No decent person will judge you for your stutter, but many PWS are unable to convey most of their thoughts, usi...

School teacher. High school for 7 years. Working with kids with Autism for 9 years. I have a mild stutter and am able to control it in the classroom (mostly) because it is where I am comfortable and h...

Nursing student and i work as a clinical extern (like a nurse assistant) so loads of interaction with family, patients, nurses, and other health care practitioners. You can do this friend! 💪...

a college student seeking bsn degree. in-store shopper as part time job cuz i don’t have to talk a lot lol....