MS in Speech-Language Pathology Basic Program Costs | Per Semester (F/S) | Summer | Year |
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MS-SLP Program Block Tuition | $11,480 | $11,480 | $34,440 |
MS-SLP Professional Fee | $442 | $442 | $884 |
AU General Fees: Graduate | $402 | $152 | $956 |
Books and Supplies (estimate) | $600 | $600 | $1,800 |
TOTAL | $12,924 | $12,674 | $38,080 |
Other One-Time Expenses | Cost |
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Orientation Fee - SPPA 500 | $350 |
Confirmation Deposit* | $500 |
*Applied to student’s account in the second semester of the program
MS-SLP students are eligible for the Graduate Scholarship for up to 4 semesters following the completion of a bachelor’s degree. This scholarship is a flat-rate tuition discount off the block tuition rate. The Andrews University GRE score recipient code is 1030.
BS/MS 5-year students become eligible for the Graduate Scholarship during the last 3 graduate level semesters.
Transitional 3-Year students are eligible for the Graduate Scholarship for up to 4 semesters after perquisite courses are completed.
Andrews University offers full-time undergraduate students the Andrews Partnership Scholarship which is described in the AU Bulletin.
The FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) is your key to federal and state student aid.
Eligibility for this financial aid is based on need established by completion of the FAFSA, which includes an evaluation of the student’s income and assets.
Financial aid application packets are available after January 1st by calling Enrollment Information Services (269-471-6509) or Student Financial Services (269-471-3334).
Turn in all necessary financial aid documents.
For a complete list, go to the Student Financial Services website.
The School of Communication Sciences & Disorders has limited resources for financial aid which include graduate assistantships and scholarships.
Other sources of support for students include parental assistance, accumulated savings, the income of working spouses, part-time jobs, scholarships, and loans.
Eligible students may receive Federal Direct Student Loans, Federal Perkins Loans, and Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants.
Interest on the loans accrues at a comparatively low rate and the loans are repayable over an extended period of time after you complete your course of study.