Admission requirements

The Grad Track in Speech-Language Pathology program provides an academic and clinical professional education to prepare you as a clinician working in educational and medical settings. In the Grad Track program, in lieu of undergraduate classes and/or electives, you will begin taking graduate courses the senior year of your undergraduate studies.

Applicants must meet the following criteria to apply to the Grad Track program:

1. Be in their junior year of undergrad to apply
2. Have a minimum of 75 completed semester credit hours
3. Have a GPA of 3.5 or higher

See department website (https://hps.unt.edu/aslp/department-audiology-speech-language-pathology) for specific information about the application and deadlines.

Email aslpadvising@unt.edu for questions about the Grad Track program.

Course Requirements, 12 hours

ASLP 5825 - Pediatric Speech Sound Disorders in lieu of  ASLP 4035 - Speech Sound Disorders  

ASLP 5830 -  Language Disorders I in lieu of  ASLP 4040 - Introduction to Language Disorders   

ASLP 5780 - Diagnostics Speech Pathology in lieu of  ASLP 4070 - Topics in Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology   

ASLP 5835 - Language Disorders II

All remaining courses required for the Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology, BS  also must be completed.