MASTERS IN SPEECH PATHOLOGY PROFESSIONAL

graduate admission application and application fee.*Non-thesis students take SLHS 6210 for 3 credits, thesis students take the course for 1 credit.Applicants must fulfill the requirements of both the Graduate College and the College of Health Solutions.ДЄpplicants are eligible to apply to the program if they have earned a bachelor's degree in speech and hearing science or a related field from a regionally accredited institution and completed prerequisite coursework in speech and hearing.ДЄpplicants must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.00 (scale is 4.00 = 'A') in the last 60 hours of their first bachelor's degree program. Satisfactory completion of supervised practica and a master's summative assessment. Special Topics in SpeechвЂ“Language Pathology (Aging) Special Topics in SpeechвЂ“Language Pathology (Global Engagement) Special Topics in SpeechвЂ“Language Pathology (Bilingualism) Special Topics in SpeechвЂ“Language Pathology (Literacy) Students selecting the non-thesis option take 4 credits in elective courses selected from the following:ДЄcquired Neuromotor Disorders of Speech Production Students selecting the thesis option complete 6 credits in thesis research from the following courses: Voice Disorders: Evaluation and Treatment Pediatric Language and Speech Disorders II Pediatric Language and Speech Disorders I Research in Communication Sciences and Disorders *

MASTERS IN SPEECH PATHOLOGY PROFESSIONAL

Professional and Clinical Issues in Speech and HearingДiagnostic Procedures in Speech and Hearing Course List CodeД¬linical Practicum in SpeechвЂ“Language Pathology (taken for five semesters for 1 credit each semester) For all students, satisfactory completion of supervised practica and a master's summative assessment is required. The general requirements stated under Columbian College of Arts and Sciences, Graduate Programs.Д¤2 credits: Non-thesis option-38 credits in required courses and 4 credits in elective courses thesis option-36 credits in required courses and 6 credits of thesis. The following requirements must be fulfilled: Th e master of arts in the field of speech-language pathology degree program is for students with an undergraduate degree in speech-language pathology. View a sample plan of study for the MA-SLP program. SPHR 6295: Preparing the Thesis Proposal (2) Students completing a thesis register for four required courses in place of the two required electives: Students complete a thesis presentation in lieu of the departmental summative assessment. Students develop a proposal with a faculty advisor and then conduct their research under the direction of a thesis committee.

Thesis option: Students register for 31 semester hours of coursework, 6 semester hours of thesis research, and 5 semester hours of clinical practicum.

Non-thesis students take a departmental summative assessmentВ during their last semester of graduate study. Non-thesis option: Students register for 37 semester hours of coursework and 5 semester hours of clinical practicum.

Students must decide whether to write a thesis by the end of their second semester and obtain faculty permission.

Students may choose to complete a masterвЂ™s thesis. Course and clinical rotation schedules are coordinated so that every student will have applicable coursework prior to or concurrently with the corresponding clinical experience. Academic advisors can help students choose electives and find externships to develop their interests in areas such as pediatric, voice or neurological communication disorders.Д®ach incoming class is divided into Cohorts A and B so that class sizes are around 30 students (core classes) or 12-20 students (electives and practicum sub-clinics).

Masters in speech pathology