A provisionally admitted student must earn at least a B average in the first nine semester hours of the speech-language pathology program to become a fully admitted student. Meeting the minimum criteria for application does not guarantee admission to the speech-language pathology program. It should be noted that the pool of applicants for the speech-language pathology program includes many highly qualified applicants, and the number of available positions is limited. Therefore, admission to the speech-language pathology program is highly competitive. D. Admissions Process 1.
Applications are available at the beginning of each academic year.
Applicants must obtain the most recent speech-language pathology application packet. This application packet outlines the steps in the application process and contains the speech-language pathology program application form. The deadline for receipt of the written application and all support materials is established by the academic unit. Written applications and support materials are reviewed and a limited number of applicants are accepted into the program. E. Accreditation Status and Degrees Offered 1.