Graduate Speech-Language Pathology Program Scholarships

The graduate admission application serves as the scholarship application for prospective graduate students of the Speech-Language Pathology Program. Prospective Speech-Language Pathology Program students should adhere closely to the graduate admission application deadline.  There are no other documentation obligations for scholarship consideration for prospective Speech-Language Pathology Program graduate students.  Prospective students will receive scholarship notification letters with their admission acceptance packet.

The departmental academic progress file serves as the scholarship application for current graduate students in the Speech-Language Pathology Program. There are no other documentation obligations for scholarship consideration for current Speech-Language Pathology Program graduate students.  Scholarship notification letters will be mailed in early March 2012 to current Speech-Language Pathology Program graduate students. Second-year graduate student scholarship renewals will be modified by reduction if a student elects not to pursue the teacher certification track within the Speech Language Pathology Program.

Speech Language Pathology Program students who have been successfully admitted to the graduate phase of the Five-Year Program leading to master's degree in Speech Language Pathology will receive their scholarship notification letters in May 2012 for Spring 2013, Fall 2013, and Spring 2014. There are no other document obligations for scholarship consideration for five-year program students.  The Speech Language Pathology Department will make graduate merit scholarship recommendations to the Graduate Scholarship Committee based upon the undergraduate academic performance and the strength of the graduate admissions application of each accepted applicant. Students in this program track will have their scholarship awards reduced if they elect not to pursue the teacher certification track within the Speech Language Pathology Program.

Prospective and current graduate students of the Speech-Language Pathology Program who wish to be considered for graduate assistantship should use the Master's Degree and Post-Baccalaureate Assistantship Application.