Why earn your master's degree in speech-language pathology at Missouri State?
- Be primed for success – Our graduates achieve nearly 100% pass rates for the Praxis exam and are employed nationwide.
- Enjoy quality and affordability – Join a cost-effective program that teaches you the dynamics of being an SLP.
- Enhance your marketability – Have externships with people from across the lifespan. Train around the nation. Gain experience in multiple work settings.
- Receive the best training – Your instructors are certified SLPs. You’ll have access to great equipment and facilities.
What sets us apart: Results
By studying speech-language pathology at Missouri State, you’re set up for success.
Pass rate
100%
Average three-year pass rate on the SLP Praxis exam for MSU students.
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Employment rate
98.8%
Average three-year employment rate for graduates of the SLP program at MSU.
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Pay
$80,000
Average annual salary for speech-language pathologists.
Source: ASHA salary trends (.pdf)
SLP degree: Review your path to take
There are two pathways for earning your degree.
While it helps to have a bachelor's degree in communication sciences and disorders (CSD), many of our students come from other areas: pre-med, education and more.
Sample schedule
Earn your SLP degree in two years if you have a bachelor's degree in communication
sciences and disorders (CSD).
Become qualified for SLP
Is your bachelor's degree not in communication sciences and disorders? Take this alternative route to become qualified
for SLP graduate programs.
Alumni Spotlight
On a mission
Brooke Beilman knew she wanted to pursue speech-language pathology from a young age,
and she took it personally.
Careers and outcomes
Play a pivotal role in helping people build stronger connections.