Undergraduate Accelerated Masters
The Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders (COSD) accelerated five-year Master’s Degree Program in Speech-Language-Pathology pathology allows student to complete both pre-professional level and professional level (culminating in a Master’s degree) training in five years with the required credential for entry into the professional field of speech-language pathology. Students complete all required undergraduate level general education courses along with pre-professional courses.
The Department of Communication Sciences and Disorder currently admits new students into the Accelerated Five-Year Program. The accelerated program is designed for students who are beginning their undergraduate experience. The five-year accelerated program in Speech-Language Pathology offers a Master of Science degree in Speech-Language Pathology, exclusively without an option of earning a bachelor’s degree.
The accelerated program is designed for students who (1) recognize their interest in pursuing advanced training in speech-language pathology at the beginning of their undergraduate experience.
Criteria includes:
- Have earned a high school or college average of a 3.5 GPA or better.
- Can maintain a grade point average once admitted to the program at Howard University of 3.0 GPA or better.
- Are motivated to complete five years of study to obtain the Master of Science degree in speech-language pathology.
COSD Undergraduate Courses
COSD 200: Introduction to Communication Sciences & Disorders (3 credits)
COSD 263: Anatomy and Physiology (3 credits)
COSD 261: Phonetics (3 credits)
COSD 241: Speech and Language Acquisition (3 credits)
COSD 262: Speech and Hearing Sciences (3 credits)
COSD 361: Speech and Language Disorders (3 credits)
COSD 367: Bases/Introduction to Audiology (3 credits)
COSD 469: Clinical & Teaching Methods (3 credits)
COSD 455: Neurological Bases of Communication Disorders (3 credits)
Basic Sciences Prerequisites
Biology*
Psychology*
Physical Science: Chemistry or Physics*
Statistics
Sociology
*Must complete prior to entering the 2-year program