All applicants must take the Graduate Record Examination (GRE).
Students may be admitted on a provisional basis if they have not received the required undergraduate training in communication disorders. HOWEVER, students changing careers or majors must present grades for 3-4 prerequisites at the time of their application.
In total, they will be required to complete a MINIMUM of 18 credits and MUST receive grades of B- or better in these undergraduate prerequisite courses.
ONCE ACCEPTED , students may take prerequisite courses at other institutions with prior approval from their adviser. Upon completion of these courses, students must complete a form for official matriculation into the master's program.
| SPE 138 |
Sound and Auditory Mechanism |
3 credits |
| SPE 140 |
Anatomy and Physiology of the Speech Mechanism |
3 credits |
| SPE 142 |
Phonetics |
3 credits |
SPE 144
or
SPH 602 |
Development of Speech and Language
Speech and Language Development (graduate level) |
3 credits |
SPE 350
or
SPE 351
or
SPE 410 |
Survey of Developmental Language Disorders
Survey of Speech Disorders
Survey of Acquired Neurogenic Speech Disorders |
3 credits |
| SPE 352 |
Clinical Audiology |
3 credits |
Application Deadline
February 15
Transfer of Credits
A maximum of six credits for courses, with a grade of B- or better, taken prior to admission to the program may be transferred for graduate credit with departmental approval.
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