Applicants to the master's degree program in Speech-Language Pathology must meet the following minimum requirements:
GRE Verbal score of 143
GRE Writing score of 3.5
Baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited institution in the profession, OR outside of the profession and the following courses:
Normal Speech & Language Development
Science of Speech & Hearing
Phonetics
Language Disorders
Articulation Disorders
Speech Anatomy & Physiology
Audiology
Diagnostic or Assessment Procedures
The degree and/or prerequisite course(s) in communication sciences and disorders must be completed, in progress, or on the applicant's undergraduate plan of study when applying to the program.
Cumulative GPA of 3.0 for the last degree earned or the degree in progress
Clinical observation through a university program (25 hours of clinical observation supervised by a certified speech-language pathologist or audiologist) is preferred but not required
The following prerequisite courses in basic sciences must be completed, in progress, or on the applicant's undergraduate plan of study when applying to the program:
Biological Science (science of living things such as biology, human anatomy)
Physics or Chemistry
Social Science (psychology, sociology, anthropology)
Statistics
All prerequisite or basic science courses must be completed before beginning the graduate program.
Essential Functions: Students must enter the program with a minimum level of ability in specific areas termed essential functions. Students must be able to meet minimum essential skills with or without reasonable accommodation during their internship or externship experience.
Official transcripts demonstrating completion of bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university & certified English translation
English proficiency requirements (one of the following):
TOEFL, IBT 79
IELTS 6.5