Edinboro University

Help others communicate with the world.

As a certified and licensed speech-language pathologist, you can help make a difference in people's lives.

Our faculty engages students in the acquisition and application of knowledge and encourages them to become thoughtful and insightful decision-makers. Students work closely with faculty and supervisors as they learn to make informed professional judgments and to use contemporary approaches to diagnosis and remediation of communicative, cognitive and/or swallowing disorders.

Our program’s mission is simple:
To enhance the intellectual, cultural, social and ethical development of our graduate students. We make that happen by emphasizing complete integration of theory, research and practice. By building these skills, our graduates are able to serve diverse communities and individuals in a wide variety of settings.

Why the MASLP from Edinboro?

Edinboro offers a more than 40-year history of preparing hundreds of graduate students for success throughout the country and around the world in speech-language pathology. Our MASLP graduates have a 100% pass rate on their national certification exam for 2017–2019, and are employed in settings as varied as Early Intervention, Neonatal Intensive Care Units, Outpatient Rehabilitation and Educational Settings.

Two-year program. Five clinical rotations. One professional degree.

During students’ two years at Edinboro, they complete five clinical rotations—two on campus at the state-of-the-art Governor George Leader Speech and Hearing Center, and three internships in education and healthcare settings. During clinical experiences, students will refine their skills under the supervision of a qualified practitioner and grow as a professional.

To practice as a speech-language pathologist, you must:

Complete your graduate degree and a clinical fellowship.

Earn a passing score on the national examination in speech-language pathology.

Sit for a licensure certification examination.

100% job placement for the Class of 2018.

Since our program began in 1974, our graduates have found employment as speech-language pathologists in a variety of settings across the United States. Recent graduates work in hospitals, schools, clinics and rehabilitation centers such as:

Hartford County Schools, Bel Air, MD

Warren Area Elementary School, NY

Charles County Public Schools, Charles County, MD

Los Angeles Unified School District, Los Angeles, CA

Diversified Children’s Rehabilitation Services, NY

Barber National Institute, Erie, PA

Children’s Therapy Solutions, Inc., Bradenton, FL

Locust Grove Retirement Village, Mifflin, PA

Sentara Norfolk General Hospital, Norfolk, VA

The Children’s Institute at The Day School, Pittsburgh, PA

Edinboro’s MA in Speech-Language Pathology prepares graduates to help others communicate with the world.

Master of Arts in Speech-Language Pathology

Help others communicate with the world.

Why the MASLP from Edinboro?

Two-year program. Five clinical rotations. One professional degree.

To practice as a speech-language pathologist, you must:

100% job placement for the Class of 2018.

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