What is it like to be in UC's Speech-Language Pathology program? Learn more about the student experience.
Savannah Shanley, Masters of Occupational Therapy student
I am a first-year in the Speech-Language pathology master’s program. I came to the University of Cincinnati as an undergrad majoring in Biological Sciences with the plan of one day going to medical school. After that first year, I realized I didn’t feel like that path was for me after all. After some research and talking to my family, I found the Speech Language Hearing Sciences program. Dr. Sotto was a great resource for getting started in the program. From there, I have had wonderful experiences with the support and opportunities this program and faculty provide to their students.
Maria Zarick, 3rd year SLP online student
I am in my 3rd year of the SLP-Online program and will graduate this August. I chose UC because I have friends who went through the SLP program, either as undergrads or grads, and spoke highly of it. I also wanted a program that was close to home and/or online so that I could continue working for as long as possible while studying to earn my master's degree.
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Meet Mariah Emery, a proud alumna of both the undergraduate and graduate Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) programs. Mariah has taken her passion for helping others and transformed it into a thriving entrepreneurial career. Recently featured in an article by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) titled "From Clinical Fellow to Entrepreneur," Mariah shared her inspiring journey from clinical fellow to successful business owner.
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Speech-Language Students use an ultrasound
The purpose of the Speech-Language Pathology graduate group is to facilitate professional interest among graduate students in the study of communication sciences and disorders and to provide continuity to the distribution of professional information throughout the Masters's and Ph.D. programs.
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The average annual starting salary for students who have studied Speech-Language Pathology at the University of Cincinnati is $100,463.
Allied Health Students: Kaleb Gerken, Dani Ameh, and Anastasia Russell (left to right)
Every student's educational journey is unique. Together with the University of Cincinnati's centralized programs and resources, The College of Allied Health Sciences provides a wide range of solution-based services, intended to remove obstacles and clear the pathway to success.
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Third-year speech language hearing sciences student Mary Wilkens is helping prove the positive effects that gender-affirming voice therapy has on transgender individuals’ lives.
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University of Cincinnati Speech-Language Pathology students gain valuable experiences in Headstart program partnership.
