School of Graduate Studies

Communication Sciences & Disorders - Master of Science

Empowering the Next Generation of Exceptional Speech-Language Pathologists.

The master's program in Communication Sciences and Disorders provides a comprehensive academic and clinical education designed to equip you with the knowledge, practical experience, and professional competencies needed to excel in the field of speech-language pathology. As a graduate student in our program, you'll have the opportunity to meet competencies across the lifespan in both rural and urban settings. Our faculty, who are recognized experts in their respective areas, will provide you with personalized attention and guidance, fostering an environment of collaborative learning and professional development. Our students are consistently described as "well-prepared," "competent," "creative," "resourceful," "confident," and "good problem-solvers" – attributes that will set you apart and position you for success in the field.

Why 足彩平台?

  • Faculty availability and small class sizes
  • Affordable tuition
  • Ensured clinical experiences
  • 100% employment rate

MS - Communication Sciences & Disorders

The MS in Communication Sciences and Disorder is a 47-credit program. This program starts in the fall term. Full-time students can finish in as little as two years. 

For a comprehensive overview of the program structure and required courses, please refer to the Graduate Catalog

State-specific Professional Licensure information for this program can be found on the university's Institutional Research & Planning website.

To qualify for admission students must complete the Communication Sciences and Disorders Centralized Application Service (CSDCAS) application and meet graduate admission criteria.

The application deadline for the MS in Communication and Sciences Disorders program is July 30th. The next application cycle opens on February 1st. All deadlines are subject to change without notice. Accurate and up-to-date admission deadlines can be found on the graduate admission deadlines website.

Individuals who have a major in Communication Sciences and Disorders or have completed leveling coursework, are welcome to apply. Applicants will be notified in mid-March concerning their status. The program begins the third week of August.

Communication Sciences and Disorders Centralized Application Service:

Applications are accepted electronically through the Communication Sciences and Disorders Centralized Application Service (CSDCAS).

Preparation of materials for submission includes the following:

  • Official academic transcripts that include FALL grades. Transcripts should be sent to the address: CSDCAS Verification Department, P.O. Box 9113, Watertown, MA 02471
  • Three letters of recommendation attesting to your ability to perform at a graduate level.

  • A personal narrative: In no more than 750 words, describe the unique skills and qualities you have and the experiences you have had that will enable you to contribute to the diversity, creativity, success, and professionalism of the UWW graduate program.

  • A list of ALL pending relevant coursework (i.e., Any COMDIS courses to be completed in upcoming spring or summer terms).

  • CSDCAS application (activities section) may require information on relevant professional and volunteer activities, experience with foreign languages, and undergraduate research.

* For students that qualify, application fee assistance may be available. See the following link for details: CSDCAS Fee Assistance Program.

Questions concerning the electronic CSDCAS application process, including receipt of materials, should be directed to CSDCAS.

CSDCAS
P.O. Box 9113
Watertown, MA 02471
617-612-2030
Fax: 617-612-2051
csdcasinfo@csdcas.org

If you do not meet the graduate admission criteria, please email us to determine if you could be admitted on a contingent basis.

International students must meet additional criteria and will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Contact us for information and assistance.

State-specific Professional Licensure information for this program can be found on the university's Institutional Research & Planning website.

This program at 足彩平台 is a superior value at $585.74 USD per credit as a resident and $1,200.20 USD per credit as a non-resident for the 2024-25 academic year. Visit the Tuition and Fees webpage for complete information.

Financial aid

Students completing a degree program may be eligible for financial aid in the form of grants, loans, scholarships, or employment. All of these make up a “Financial Aid Package” and may be offered singly or in various combinations. Since funds are limited, priority for aid is based on financial need and how promptly applications are filed. To find out if you qualify, or if you have other financial aid questions, contact the financial aid staff person assigned to you or try uwwfao@lihuang-led.com or 262-472-1130.

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