At Ithaca, you’ll develop your expertise in a tight-knit cohort of fellow learners. In small groups and individually, you’ll receive tailored instruction and personal attention from expert practitioners who dedicate their time and knowledge as faculty in the SLP program. These same faculty can be your mentors in a graduate assistantship or your co-collaborators in research for your elective courses and extracurricular scholarship.
Hands-on Learning Opportunities
You’ll learn and research in leading-edge facilities, including six therapy rooms with adjoining observation rooms, a digitally equipped diagnostic room, the assistive technology and alternative communication lab, a preparatory workroom, an audiology sound suite with adjoining control room, and the extensive diagnostic and treatment resources available in the materials room.
Online modality degree option. If you are seeking fully online study for your master’s degree, consider our newest offering: a fully online, part-time M.S. in Speech-Language Pathology. If you do not have a background in communication disorders, our online online degree option includes the opportunity to complete prerequisite courses while you are enrolled in the program. For more information, please see Online Masters in Speech-Language Pathology, Ithaca College.
Certification, Licensure, and Pass Rates
Once you’ve completed your clinical fellowship, you’ll be eligible to apply for the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association’s Certificate of Clinical Competence in speech-language pathology (CCC-SLP) and licensure as a speech-language pathologist in New York State. Our on-campus experts can help you navigate the licensure process in other jurisdictions.
Perhaps most relevant to your long-term goals, you’ll seize the mantle of Ithaca’s SLP graduates: we boast Praxis examination pass rates of 93–100% and a high rate of employment in SLP professions within one year of graduation.
