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Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology
The ability to communicate is at the root of our humanity. The post-baccalaureate Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology from LVC will let you help children and adults overcome a host of communication challenges.
Classes and clinical experiences will give you the tools to prevent, assess, diagnose, and treat children and adults with speech, language, social communication, cognitive-communication, and swallowing disorders.
Next start date: Fall 2024
The master’s degree (M.S.) education program in speech-language pathology (residential) at Lebanon Valley College is accredited by the Council on Academic Accreditation in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, 2200 Research Boulevard, #310, Rockville, MD 20850, 800-498-2071 or 301-296-5700.
Learn More About the Program
Through coursework and clinical experiences in our CAA-accredited MSLP program, you’ll gain the skills to help individuals with autism, Alzheimer’s disease, swallowing disorders, and brain injuries build—or rebuild—the ability to communicate. You’ll cover caseload management, autism, several disorders, and more. Take 15-week fall and spring courses and seven-week summer courses.
66
credits
$35,800
full-time tuition and fees for 2023–24
In-person
courses and clinical experiences
2 years
to completion
Career Opportunities
Demand is soaring for speech-language pathologists, who are being called to serve more patients across every age group. More than 15,000 job openings are expected in the field every year through 2030. Our active alumni network and faculty will connect you with opportunities in an array of settings.
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Residential Care
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Early Intervention
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Elder Care
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Community Clinics
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K–12 Schools
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Private Practice
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Hospital Systems
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Rehabilitation
Interested in a Graduate Fellowship?
Are you looking to gain experience while receiving a 25% tuition reduction during your first graduate year? If so, consider applying to the M.S. in Speech-Language Pathology Graduate Fellowship program. Fellows are paired with an LVC mentor who guides the student through the required 10 hours per week of course/lab assistance, teaching, or research. The program director, fellow, and mentor develop a plan that meets the needs and career aspirations of the student. No one student follows the same path! If interested in being considered for the Fall Speech-Language Pathology fellowship program, submit an application. Applications will be reviewed as received. Decisions will be communicated by August 15 for a Fall enrollment start. Interested students can apply for the fellowship as part of the program application process. To learn more, please contact Dr. Michelle Scesa, or email graduateadmission@lvc.edu.
In Their Words
Dr. Scesa was a phenomenal mentor. She’s had a vision for this program from the start. She’s a great resource, as were my other professors. And she guided me from day one.
Kelsey Bouder
’21,
M’22
There’s a great need for speech-language pathologists in school and medical settings because the caseloads are so high. Part of it is the growing elderly population that needs services after strokes. And in schools, more children are being diagnosed with language disorders and autism.
Dr. Michelle Scesa,
Chair and Assistant Professor of Communication Sciences Disorders/Speech-Language Pathology
Visit Our Campus
Get to know MSLP faculty and students, tour the campus and our state-of-the-art facilities and learn more about the graduate program during a personalized campus visit. Contact Graduate & Professional Studies to schedule your visit.
