Program Overview
Speech-Language Pathology Program
The Speech-Language Pathology program at The University of Toledo cultivates caring and competence in its students. The program teaches undergraduates how to assess and provide therapy for adults and children with speech and language disorders.
Program Overview
- Clinical experience in the on-campus clinic is integral to students' development.
- The program attracts hard-working, high-achieving students, with many continuing their education in UToledo's accredited master's Speech-Language Pathology program.
Top Reasons to Study Speech-Language Pathology
- Hands-on work: UToledo is one of the few universities where undergraduates work directly with clients during their senior years, giving them an advantage when applying to graduate school.
- UToledos in-house Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic: Students gain clinical experience at The DaZy Aphasia Center, providing therapy and support for people who cant understand or express speech.
- Student research: Undergraduates work closely with faculty to develop research skills, publishing their research and presenting posters at international, national, and state conferences.
- Engaged faculty: All Speech-Language faculty members are active in clinical and research endeavors, with past graduates often citing close relationships between faculty and students as a reason for choosing UToledo.
- Masters program: UToledo's Speech-Language Pathology program is accredited, and graduates are well-prepared to work in school systems, healthcare systems, and research facilities.
- Automatic Admission to Graduate School: Undergraduate students can qualify for automatic admission into the graduate program by meeting specific criteria.
Career Opportunities
Many students continue their education in UToledo's accredited master's degree program in Speech-Language Pathology or in related graduate programs. Graduates of the master's program are well-prepared to work in various settings, including school systems, healthcare systems, and research facilities.
Hands-on Learning Opportunities
- Internships: Easy to find thanks to UToledos robust community partnerships, internships help students gain practical experience, build their resume, refine their skills, and cultivate contacts.
- Research: UToledo is known for its undergraduate research opportunities, with students working with faculty from their freshman year onwards.
- Study Abroad: Students can travel, experience new cultures, and meet new people while earning college credit, with opportunities for grants, scholarships, and financial aid.
- On-campus and Part-time Jobs: Students can learn skills, build their resume, and earn money through various job opportunities on campus and at nearby businesses.
- Student Organizations: With over 400 student organizations, students can make friends, build their resume, network, be a leader, serve their community, and have fun.
Tuition and Scholarships
Most new students don't pay full price, with 94% of new UToledo students receiving scholarships or other state and federal aid. The average cost for full-time students varies by college, program, and other options.
Honors College
The Jesup Scott Honors College offers resources and opportunities for the best and brightest students to unlock their fullest potential. Honors students take unique classes, complete an Honors thesis or capstone project, and earn the Honors medallion at graduation.
Benefits of Honors College
- A community of academically gifted students from all majors on campus.
- Unique Honors classes taught by dedicated Honors faculty.
- Opportunities for special academic, cultural, and professional development.
- Exclusive housing options in the Honors Academic Village or President's Hall.