Speech Therapy

Program Profile: Master's Degree in Speech-Language Pathology

Program Description | Accreditation
About the Profession | Faculty | Class Size
Length of Program | Locations | Prerequisites
Costs | Scholarships and Financial Aid | How to Apply

Program Description

Name of program: Master's Degree in Speech-Language Pathology

Accreditation

American Speech-Language Hearing Association.

About the Profession

The job market for speech-language pathologists is extremely robust in all states. Speech-language pathology is among the strongest growth professions.

Potential Salary: $40,000 - $70,000

Faculty

12 full-time faculty, 15 clinical faculty and 15 clinical sites.

Class Size

Fixed Seats: Yes

Number of students in entering class: 30 on-campus; 15 online

Total number of students enrolled in program: 117

Length of Program

Number of academic years needed to complete the program: 2 on-campus; 3 online

Locations

Locations offered: Pocatello, Meridian, and online

Program offered fully online? Yes, including two on-campus summer clinical sessions

Program delivered through distance presentation? Yes

Prerequisites

Required Degree: BS/BA Speech Pathology & Audiology or equivalent leveling, pre-professional coursework

Costs

Tuition: Annual tuition set by University for residents or non-residents

Professional fees: On-campus $38/credit; Online $400/credit

Equipment: None

Books: $500/semester

Scholarships and Financial Aid

Scholarship Deadline: February 1

Financial Aid Deadline: February 1, contact the Office of Financial Aid for more information.

Other Information: Kasiska scholarships are available for students from Idaho. Teaching assistantships are available for both resident and non-resident applicants.

How to Apply

Application Deadline: February 1

Program Start Date: Fall semester

Other Information: Speech Pathology website.