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Speech-Language Pathology Leveling Courses · SLP-L

Online I 1 year I For Anyone interested in pursuing a Master’s in Speech-Language Pathology

FAQ

The transfer credit evaluation process is completed byour registrar’s office. For more information on that process and to see whether this program accepts transfer credits, please refer to thetransfer credit evaluation form,which details the University’s policy on the transfer of credits. If you have any questions, please get in touch with the registrar directly at .

These courses are designed for individuals who hold or are pursuing a bachelor’s degree in a field other than Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD) and intend to apply to a master’s program in speech-language pathology.

You will gain the foundational knowledge required for graduate-level study in speech-language pathology, including topics in phonetics, speech and hearing sciences, language development, and more. Completion prepares you for graduate program applications, including ר’s MS in Medical Speech-Language Pathology (MS MedSLP).

Yes. Speech-Language Pathology Leveling Courses (SLP-L) are fully online and designed to provide maximum flexibility for students balancing academic, professional, or personal responsibilities.

All of the courses be completed in approximately one year, depending on your individual pace and course schedule.

The Speech-Language Pathology Leveling Courses (SLP-L) consist of 18 credit hours spread across six 3-credit courses.

You must either:

  • Be currently enrolled and in good standing in a bachelor’s degree program with at least 75 credits earned (junior standing), or
  • Have already completed a bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution.

Applicants must:

  • Submit an ר general application as a non-degree-seeking student selecting the Speech-Language Pathology Leveling Courses (SLP-L)
  • Provide official transcripts
  • Submit a resume and a professional goal statement

Yes, these courses may be eligible to count toward your undergraduate degree requirements if approved by your primary institution. They are also designed to fulfill prerequisite requirements for graduate programs in Speech-Language Pathology, including those outside ר.

Students who complete the Speech-Language Pathology Leveling Courses (SLP-L) with a GPA of 3.0 or higher and meet all admissions requirements are eligible for a high-priority interview for the MS MedSLP program at ר.

Yes. ר offers tuition discounts for qualifying military personnel, veterans, and alumni. Only one discount may be applied per student, and the highest eligible discount will be honored.

No. Because the Speech-Language Pathology Leveling courses (SLP-L) are a non-degree-seeking program, it is not eligible for Title IV federal financial aid. However, there are bundle discounts available for students who pay tuition in full.

Technology Requirements

No, your computer does not need to be brand new – just reliable and with an operating system and specifications as listed on the Admissions page. If you intend to purchase a new computer, make sure you give yourself plenty of time to become familiar with it prior to beginning courses.

You are welcome to use a desktop computer at home. However, if you are in a program that includes onsite classes, you must have a laptop to bring with you.

Because software aside from apps available via an internet browser will be used, a Chromebook is not sufficient. Chromebook can be incompatible with some required software.

Sorry, no. A hybrid/convertible laptop will be fine, but a tablet (including iPad) is not sufficient. Tablets can be incompatible with some required software.

Our “Welcome to ר!” student resource course includes specific information about multiple resources available to incoming students. In addition, at 6 weeks before the start of your program (PA students at 8-10 weeks), you will be enrolled in our required New Student Orientation course, “ר101”. Participation in this course will give you practice with our systems and experience online.

The most critical thing is a strong, stable internet connection. This is VITAL for all students. If your current internet signal is poor or you only have access to public WiFi, you should secure a more reliable option such as a different internet provider, a higher-level internet service contract, or a dedicated mobile hotspot. To participate in online meetings, you need a microphone and webcam. Most laptops have these built-in. If you choose to use a desktop computer at home, you will need to obtain a headset or external microphone in order to be heard. Theis a recommended affordable choice.