Masters of Science Speech-Language Pathology

Application Requirements & Costs

 
The Master of Sciences Program is committed to holistic admission. Each applicant must:
  • Apply through CSDCAS (application fee applies)
  • Have an overall minimal GPA of 2.75
  • Complete and submit the CSDCAS application 
  • Request official transcripts from all institutions atended. Please follow the instructions closely
  • Request 3 letters/evaluations of recommendation
  • Applicants may be invited to participate in a virtual interview
  • Applications must be completed and verified by the deadline (Feb 15)* at 11:59 PM Eastern Standard Time (EST)

 

Tuition & Costs
  • Andrews University MS-SLP has a new lower tuition cost and scholarship options. Click HERE for more information.
  • For more information about entering the MS-SLP program, contact speech@andrews.edu or call 269-471-3468
  • Any additional questions about tuition costs and scholarship opportunities can be directed to Student Financial Services.
     

 

 

3-Year Transitional Applicants

In addition to the noted application requirements, once accepted, transitional applicants must:
  • Have a bachelor’s degree in another subject area.
  • Complete (or show completion of) approved courses in biological sciences, statistics, chemistry or physics, and behavioral science.
  • Complete 2 semesters of pre-requisite courses.
  • Maintain a 3.5 GPA during the prerequisite course completion (with no grade below a B).

 

Transitional students are eligible for 33% off tuition during the two pre-requisite semesters.
 

 

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Student Resources

• Follow this LINK to quickly find additional campus resources 

International Students: (additional application info)

• Follow the instructions for your country's foreign transcript submission closely. Your transcripts must be evaluated through WES.
• Please work closely with the Andrews University International Student Services.

Other Resources

 

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Program Highlights

 

  • The MS-SLP Program is accredited by the American Speech-Language & Hearing Association's (ASHA) Council on Academic Accreditation in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology.
  • The program prepares students for licensure in the State of Michigan.
  • Small class sizes and access to professors.
  • New lower tuition and scholarship opportunities.
  • A diverse offering of on and off-site clinical experiences.
  • The program prepares students for passing the Praxis II/ASHA exam.