Bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university. Student must have completed an undergraduate program of study in Communication Sciences & Disorders, Speech & Hearing Sciences, Speech-Language Pathology, or have taken the required prerequisite coursework in speech-language and hearing sciences. Consult the Graduate Certificate in Communication Sciences & Disorders Program of Study for the list of prerequisites. A 3.0 GPA in upper-level coursework. Completion of 25 clinical hours of observation of assessment/treatment for speech-language clients with clear and appropriate documentation (included in SPA 5051 or equivalent course). Students without a degree in Communication Sciences & Disorders or related field must have completed at least nine (9) credits of prerequisite courses and have a plan to complete all prerequisite courses by the summer of Admissions year for their application to be eligible for review for admission into the MS-SLP graduate program at FIU. Students must complete the following general education courses as part of their bachelor’s degree or prior to beginning graduate study in the master’s program at FIU: Biological Science course (e.g., biology, evolution, human anatomy, zoology, genetics, plant or marine biology) (3 credits) Physical Science course (e.g., physics or chemistry) (3 credits) Social Sciences courses (e.g., psychology, sociology, anthropology, social work) (6 credits) Statistics course (3 credits) TOEFL is required for applicants whose primary language is not English. The passing requirements for the TOEFL are 550 on the paper test or 80 on the internet based exam. If taking IELTS, scores of 6.5 are required. Additionally, international students must have their transcripts translated to English prior to applying to the master’s program. If selected, applicants will be invited for interviews with the Admissions Committee.