Is it possible to enroll in the program part-time? No. All students are required to enroll full-time during the entire program. What is the earliest I can be made to accept and offer by any University? Students are under no obligation to respond to offers of financial support prior to April 15; earlier deadlines for acceptance of such offers violate the intent of this Resolution*. In those instances in which a student accepts an offer before April 15 and subsequently desires to withdraw that acceptance, the student may submit in writing a resignation of the appointment at any time through April 15. For more details go to the Council of Graduate Schools link about the April 15 deadline at The PDF with the list of Universities who signed the resolution is viewable at * This Resolution applies to offers of financial support only, not offers of admission. Answer to Questions about Prerequisites: All of the classes listed below must be completed before you start the graduate program, although you do not have to complete all of them at the time that you apply for admission to one of our professional programs. Prerequisite courses do not have to be taken at OHIO University. They may be taken in the classroom or online at other institutions. Introduction to Communication Disorders Phonetics Speech Science Hearing Science Anatomy/Physiology of Speech and Language Basic Audiology Language Development Sign Language I Aural Rehabilitation* *Special note about Aural Rehabilitation: AuD students take aural rehabilitation as part of their graduate program. MA students can take it as part of their graduate program although taking it as an undergraduate course provides you with a greater opportunity to take special topic electives during your graduate studies. IN ADDITION, ASHA requires students to have a course in each of the following content areas: Biological sciences (human or animal sciences) Social/behavioral sciences Physical science (Chemistry or Physics) Statistics (Stand alone course) If you take a class at another institution, the content must be comparable to the ones listed below. Description of courses can be viewed at: For classes taken outside of OHIO University, you will be required to submit official transcripts to the CSD Office at OHIO University. upon acceptance into a CSD graduate program For Questions About Applying for Admission to the AuD. Program: How many applicants do you receive for the AuD program? How many slots will there be? For the audiology program, we may get around 60 applications for approximately 10 slots.
Is it possible to enroll in the program part-time? No. All students are required to enroll full-time during the entire program. What is the earliest I can be made to accept and offer by any University? Students are under no obligation to respond to offers of financial support prior to April 15; earlier deadlines for acceptance of such offers violate the intent of this Resolution*. In those instances in which a student accepts an offer before April 15 and subsequently desires to withdraw that acceptance, the student may submit in writing a resignation of the appointment at any time through April 15. For more details go to the Council of Graduate Schools link about the April 15 deadline at The PDF with the list of Universities who signed the resolution is viewable at * This Resolution applies to offers of financial support only, not offers of admission. Answer to Questions about Prerequisites: All of the classes listed below must be completed before you start the graduate program, although you do not have to complete all of them at the time that you apply for admission to one of our professional programs. Prerequisite courses do not have to be taken at OHIO University. They may be taken in the classroom or online at other institutions. Introduction to Communication Disorders Phonetics Speech Science Hearing Science Anatomy/Physiology of Speech and Language Basic Audiology Language Development Sign Language I Aural Rehabilitation* *Special note about Aural Rehabilitation: AuD students take aural rehabilitation as part of their graduate program. MA students can take it as part of their graduate program although taking it as an undergraduate course provides you with a greater opportunity to take special topic electives during your graduate studies. IN ADDITION, ASHA requires students to have a course in each of the following content areas: Biological sciences (human or animal sciences) Social/behavioral sciences Physical science (Chemistry or Physics) Statistics (Stand alone course) If you take a class at another institution, the content must be comparable to the ones listed below. Description of courses can be viewed at: For classes taken outside of OHIO University, you will be required to submit official transcripts to the CSD Office upon acceptance into a CSD graduate program at OHIO University. For Questions About Applying for Admission to the AuD. Program: How many applicants do you receive for the AuD program? How many slots will there be? For the audiology program, we may get around 60 applications for approximately 10 slots.