An undergraduate degree (or pending degree) in Communication Disorders from an accredited institution is required. Students with deficits in undergraduate coursework, or those wishing public school certification, may need to complete additional requirements. Applicants must submit their most recent transcript, including grades for the fall semester that precedes the application deadline.
An Overall and Communication Disorders Grade Point Average of at least 3.0 is required for full-time admission.
All students must submit GRE Scores: (within the last 5 years). GRE reporting code for the Marshall University department of Communication Disorders is 7161.
All students must submit a personal statement or letter of intent.
All students must submit three letters of recommendation from individuals who can comment on the applicant’s academic and/or clinical performance and potential. At least one letter must be from one of the applicant’s classroom instructors in communication disorders.
Official transcripts from all undergraduate and graduate schools from which you have received credit. Printouts or opened copies are not acceptable.
(TOEFL) Test of English as a Foreign Language (Internet based) minimum score of 80 for graduate study.
(MELAB) Michigan English Language Assessment Battery minimum score of 82 for graduate study.
(IELTS) the International English Language Testing System minimum score of 6.5 for graduate study. ETS code for Marshall University is #5396
Successful completion of the advanced level of INTO Marshall Academic English level 6 with no grades below B.
Successful completion of INTO Marshall Pathway course ENG 160 or ENG 101A with minimum grade C.
Diploma or degree from an English speaking school – a degree or diploma from an accepted accredited college or university in which the primary language of instruction for the entire institution is English.
You have graduated from a regionally accredited college or university in the United States.