Bachelor of Science / Master of Science in Speech Language Pathology

The Speech-Language Pathology program at Duquesne gives students an excellent academic and broad-based clinical education experience at an accelerated pace. Students in the five-year program progress seamlessly from our pre-professional phase into the professional phase (graduate program). The Department no longer accepts applicants with bachelor's degrees for graduate study. The nation's first five-year, accelerated program that guarantees students a bachelor's and master's degree upon completion (providing students meet academic criteria). Integrated academics, clinical practice and research, State-of-the-art equipment and facilities providing real-world experience assessing and treating speech, language, and hearing problems, A large and diverse network of externships with dedicated clinical instructors who teach in real-life settings, Faculty members committed to teaching and research, bringing students the best academic and clinical education, A rich student life with opportunities for fun, athletics, cultural events, networking, volunteerism, international travel and more.

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Original or attested copies of official academic records from the last four years of your education.
Credentials should be submitted in the native language with certified English translations and sent directly from the school and/or university you attended.
Photocopies are not considered official.
Recommendation Letter -
At least one (1) letter of recommendation from someone who can attest to both your academic and personal strengths.
To be considered for admission you must have graduated from a secondary school recognized as an acceptable equivalent to a U.S. high school and you must demonstrate a record of acceptable academic success.
In general, undergraduate applicants are expected to obtain the U.S. equivalent of a minimum 3.0 Grade Point Average (GPA) for most majors.
TOEFL - 70
IELTS - 6.0