CSDCAS
Information about Emerson College
Program Information
Institution Name: Emerson College
Program Type: Speech Language Pathology
E-submit application deadline for 2011-12 cycle (YYYY-MM-DD): 2012-01-15
Program contact: Bill Abbate, Associate Director of Graduate Admission
Program contact telephone: 617-824-8610
Program contact Email: gradapp@emerson.edu
Program start date for 2012 entering class (YYYY-MM-DD): On or about September 1
Dual-degree programs offered in conjunction with CSD degree:

Profile of most recent entering class:

Size of Most Recent Entering Class
48
Anticipated Size of Next Entering Class
48
Percent IN-STATE applicants accepted
 
Percent applicants accepted who do not have undergraduate CSD degree
Approximately 50%
Percent OUT-OF-STATE (non-resident) applicants accepted  
Percent CANADIAN applicants accepted  
Percent INTERNATIONAL (non-US / non-Canadian) applicants accepted  
Additional information about class profile  

Application Details
Rolling admission process: Modified rolling
Required supplemental application: No
Required additional supplemental materials: No
Supplemental application fee: No
Interviews & Visit Days
Interview required: No
Pre-admission visit day: Students are welcome to visit on an individual basis; attend open houses, etc.
If yes, date(s) (YYYY-MM-DD): Fall Open House will be held on Saturday, November 5, 2011; Spring Open House is Saturday, April 21, 2012
Post-admission visit day : Yes. Accepted students are invited to attend accepted student events.
If yes, date(s) (YYYY-MM-DD): Accepted Student Receptions in March, April and May are by invitation.
Link to information about visit day(s): http://www.emerson.edu/admission/graduate-admission/visit
Other Requirements
Bachelor's degree required prior to enrolling into the CSD program: Yes
Course prerequisites

Course prerequisite name or subject area Required, Recommended,
or Conditionally Required

Semester
Hours

Quarter
Hours
Lab Required
Additional clarifying
information (if any)
Anatomy & Physiology of the Speech & Hearing Mechanisms Required
3 or 4
 
No
 
Language Acquisition Required
3 or 4
 
No
 
Introductory Audiology Required
3 or 4
 
No
 
Introductory Survey course Required
3 or 4
 
No
 
Phonetics Required
3 or 4
 
No
 
Speech Science/Acoustics Required
3 or 4
 
No
 

Graduate Record Exam (GRE) required: Yes
Program's GRE college code: 3367
Last acceptable GRE test (YYYY-MM-DD), if applicable:
Oldest GRE score considered (YYYY-MM-DD), if applicable: No more than 5 years old
GRE table (if available / applicable):

GRE Section Minimum GRE Score

Average GRE score for
accepted students

Verbal    
Verbal Percentile   76
Quantitative    
Quantitative Percentile   60
Analytical Writing    
Analytical Writing Percentile   64
Composite (verbal & quantitative)    
Composite Percentile   68

Number of references required: 3
Types of evaluators accepted:

Evaluator Type

Applicant must send reference from one or more evaluators in the category to fulfill program's requirements

Evaluator type ACCEPTED Evaluator type NOT ACCEPTED
Speech Language Pathologist
x
x
 
Audiologist
x
x
 
Professor in CSD
x
x
 
Professor: Other Fields
x
x
 
Academic Advisor
x
x
 
Supervisor / Employer
x
x
 
Teaching Assistant
x
x
 
Health Care Professional
x
x
 
Politician / Elected Official
x
 
x
Friend
x
 
x
Family Member
x
 
x
Co-worker
x
 
x
Clergy
x
 
x
Other
x
 
x

Additional information about program's reference requirements: We want to know the reference's estimation of the likelihood that the person can succeed both academically and clinically in a rigorous graduate program. Interpersonal and intellectual skills are important.
Clinical observation hours completed prior to matriculation: Only if the applicant has a CD undergraduate major that required observations
GPA Requirement (if available / applicable):

GPA Requirement Minimum GPA

Average GPA for Accepted Students

Overall Undergraduate Cumulative
 
 
Program-specific Prerequisite
 
 
Additional information about program's GPA requirements (if any)
 
Custom essay question: http://www.emerson.edu/admission/graduate-admission/apply/essay. A note about the essay: Because we are not able to interview all applicants, in the essay we look for a person's personality to come though. This is, we want a person to "come off the page."
Non-U.S. Applications
Citizenship requirements:
Non-native speaker submission of TOEFL scores: Yes
Non-U.S. coursework submission policy: Undergraduate OK for prerequisites, but none applicable toward master's degree
Canadian coursework submission policy: Undergraduate OK for prerequisites, but none applicable toward master's degree
Additional information about foreign coursework policy:

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