GRE scores are required for the Au. D. program but are not routinely required for the M.A. degree in speech-language pathology. Students who wish to apply for university fellowships, however, are advised to take the GRE before December so that they can submit their scores with their university fellowship applications. Back to the top Applications For prospective students to be considered for admission and financial assistance, applications must be received by Feb. 1 for both audiology and speech-language pathology. Applications received after this date may be considered, but early applications definitely are encouraged.
Admission is available for fall semester only.
The number of students admitted each fall is governed by the number of available openings in the program. Back to the top Faculty Gerald Church, Professor and Director of Audiology Division, CCC-A, M.A. and Ph.D., Syracuse University. Acoustic reflex, acoustic immittance, auditory evoked potentials, electronystagmography, diagnostic audiology, amplification, temporal auditory processing, hearing-science. Suzanne Coughlin, Assistant Professor, CCC-SLP, M.A. and M.A. in educational administration, Central Michigan University, Ph.D., Michigan State University. Clinical supervision, fluency, programs for special populations, neurogenics, clinical procedures.