Information About Colleges and Universities

Which college/university should I attend?

Select a program that allows a broad education in arts and sciences including health, social physical and biological sciences, English/language arts, mathematics, the humanities; and technology. Also include a strong foundation in oral and written communication skills, in addition to basic courses in speech, language and hearing sciences.

Are college/university programs accredited in audiology or speech-language pathology?

Summary of Program Counts

Institutions

252 institutions of higher education sponsor CAA-accredited or candidate programs:
243 speech-language pathology
71 audiology

Speech-Language Pathology Programs

241 master's level speech-language pathology programs with accredited status
2 master's level speech-language pathology programs with candidacy status

Audiology Programs

69 doctoral level programs in audiology with accredited status, including 3 consortia
2 doctoral level programs in audiology with candidacy status, including 2 consortia

Why should I attend a CAA accredited program?

Study at a CAA accredited program offers a graduate the assurance that the academic and clinical experience obtained meets nationally established standards. For your future certification by ASHA, you must complete your graduate coursework and clinical practicum at a college or university whose program is accredited by the ASHA Council on Academic Accreditation (CAA). Visit EdFind for more information.

Is financial aid available for students majoring in audiology and speech-language pathology?

There are many resources availabe for students seeking financial aid in audiology and speech-language pathology. Begin with asking your high school or college career/guidance counselor for more information. Additional resources include Federal and State Education Programs, Scholarships and Loans and Grants.

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