Prepare for an SLP career with Baylor's CSD master's online program. Bachelor's required. No GRE required. The program can be completed full time in 20 months or part time in 28 months, and 100 percent of graduates from the on-campus program passed the Praxis and found employment.

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Calvin University’s online Master of Speech-Language Pathology degree program prepares you to become a certified speech-language pathologist or enter a doctoral program. This online master’s in speech pathology program combines comprehensive digital courses with in-person clinical experience, giving you the hours you need to sit for the national PRAXIS exam.

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Emerson College’s online MS in Communication Disorders program uses the same curriculum as the on-campus program, which was ranked in the top 20 by U.S. News & World Report in 2018. In as few as 20 months, you can earn your degree and pursue certification as an SLP generalist who treats clients and addresses the needs of families and caregivers. Study full time or part time, and choose from multiple start dates per year. No GRE required.

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The Bachelor of Arts in Human Services Counseling program from East Central University Online empowers students with professional counseling skills through a pragmatic, hands-on approach to learning. As a student, you’ll choose from five concentrations: Counseling, Rehabilitation, Aging, Services to the Deaf or Prevention Science.

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Through our early childhood intervention specialist online degree program, you will explore these three areas: autism spectrum disorder, deaf/hearing impairment, and vision impairment. The comprehensive curriculum focuses on topics that include the characteristics and strategies for working with infants and young children, family-centered practices, communication and collaboration strategies, social-emotional development, evidence-based practices, and designing effective classrooms.

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Our Lady of the Lake University's Master of Arts in Counseling with a specialization in Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling will prepare you to support and improve the lives of vulnerable populations such as the elderly, veterans, those suffering from chronic illness and disability, and recovering addicts.

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The Bachelor of Arts in Human Services Counseling program from East Central University Online empowers students with professional counseling skills through a pragmatic, hands-on approach to learning. As a student, you’ll choose from five concentrations: Counseling, Rehabilitation, Aging, Services to the Deaf or Prevention Science.

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Gain a mastery of the design, implementation and evaluation of health care programs, lead interprofessional teams, and evaluate evidence to advance health care. The program prepares those in clinical health positions from a range of backgrounds who seek to build competencies in advanced professional practice, whether that be in the clinical or academic environments.

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When you earn your online Ph.D. in Literacy from St. John’s University, you graduate ready to apply the latest research and specialized knowledge to creating innovative solutions that meet the literacy needs of at-risk learners.

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This certificate does not require any field experience (internship or practicum). Instead, the coursework has built-in simulations and application activities to aid in experiential learning. The program can be a stand-alone certificate or a specialization of the Master’s program.

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There are four foundational courses. Students will complete these four courses in conjunction with two selected focus areas: Autism Spectrum Disorders and Applied Behavior Analysis.

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Students who want to become speech-language pathologists can earn an MS in Communicative Sciences and Disorders online from NYU. The program is delivered through online classes, interactive course work, and local field placements that enable students to earn their degree without relocating to New York City. Graduates of the program are prepared to pursue licensure and apply for jobs in various SLP settings.

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