Prospective Students
Prospective Student Information Session!! The department will hold an information session for prospective students on Monday, October 28, 2019 promptly at 6pm. Stay tuned here for a posting of the room location at the Brookdale Health Sciences Campus on 425 East 25th Street (First Avenue).
Please be aware that the Department of Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology designed this website to answer all questions any prospective student may have. Typical one-on-one advisement is not available at this time. Due to time constraints and the large influx of questions, all inquiries requesting a meeting with a department advisor will be referred back to this website.
Students matriculated in the Speech-Language Pathology curriculum are enrolled in a full time "locked" sequence of courses only. This means that part time studies are not permitted and that the same courses are not offered every semester. The curriculum is offered in a progression of courses and students can only enroll in the order in which courses are given. Full time enrollment requires 6 semesters of studies:
Year 1 - summer pre-enrollment of 3 credit course required for the New York State Teachers of Students with Speech-Language Disabilities (TSSLD), followed by fall, spring and summer
Year 2 - fall and spring enrollment
A student who falls out of the lockstep sequence will need to enroll for more semesters in order to catch up to the curriculum.
Prospective Speech-Language Pathology students will find information on these pages about:
- Admissions process
- Listing of prerequisite courses necessary to apply
- Program curriculum
- Frequently asked questions about the program and admissions
- Hunter's clinic
- Hunter College Chapter of National Student Speech-Language Hearing Association
General Information
One of the Department's goals as a graduate program is to assist those who qualify to earn a master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology. The field of Speech-Language Pathology a growth field in the areas of health care and education. See the US Department of Labor's Bureau of Statistics for more information about job outlook for speech-language pathologists.
Matriculating into Speech-Language Pathology
Important information is listed here regarding the requirements to become a matriculated, degree student.
