What can I expect as an applicant to an SLP program?

I would like to find out, what is the sequence of steps once I have begun a University program for SLP? I have to take leveling classes first, then apply to the graduate program. What comes after that? I know I will need supervised hours; how do I set this up? Do I have to find someone on my own, or does the University arrange it? Do I get paid for the time spent working under a supervisor? And then, when that is over, do I continue at that position as an SLP, or do I go on a new job search? And at what point do I apply to take the CCC exam (or is there more than one? If anyone can clarify this for me, I'd be grateful.

All programs are a bit different. Your school will set all that up- clinical practicum and internship. I am in grad school, and I have not had to do any of that on my own. We were told not to worry about CCC until after the internship and after the Praxis exam. Your academic adviser should help.