When is the deadline for Ph.D. admissions?
We offer Fall semester admission to our Ph.D. program. To be considered for graduate assistantships for the coming academic year in the Ph.D. program, applications must be received by January 15.
We offer Fall semester admission to our Ph.D. program. To be considered for graduate assistantships for the coming academic year in the Ph.D. program, applications must be received by January 15.
The Ph.D. in Communication Sciences and Disorders is a research-intensive, mentorship program. Students should identify a faculty mentor who does research that aligns with their intended research interests. Consider reaching out to an identified faculty mentor before applying!
Prospective Ph.D. students must apply through the university's online application system.
Students are required to have completed a bachelor's along with a master’s or an AuD degree, both from an accredited college or university.
Ph.D. applications are rolling (i.e., applications may be at any time). However, to be considered for funding support, applicants must apply by or before January 15th of the academic year preceding the anticipated start date (Fall).
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