MA in Speech-Language Pathology
University of Cincinnati-Main Campus College of Allied Health Sciences · Cincinnati, OH
- Field: Speech-Language Pathology
- Degrees: Master's
- Application fee: $65
- GRE: Not required
- Letters: 3 (recommendations)
Deadlines
- On-campus MA, CSDCAS application marked complete and UC Graduate College fee paid (11:59 PM): Jan. 5, 2027
Essays
Short response 1: core values (About 125-150 words (850 characters with spaces))
We value students who contribute positively to their sociocultural, learning, and professional communities. How do you want to be seen by other professionals? Describe 2 or 3 of your core values and how these values shape your identity as a professional.
Short response 2: advocacy (About 125-150 words (850 characters with spaces))
We value students who advocate for patients/clients and the profession. Describe how this has been reflected in your pre-graduate school experiences and/or how you envision advocating for future patients and families in your professional career.
Short response 3: lived experiences (About 125-150 words (850 characters with spaces))
We value students with a broad range of experiences. Describe how your lived experiences have contributed to your growth as a student and will continue to shape you as a professional.
Short response 4: spirit of inquiry (About 125-150 words (850 characters with spaces))
We value students who demonstrate a spirit of inquiry. Describe a time when your curiosity compelled you to ask questions, seek creative approaches to problem-solving, and/or challenge existing practices.
Résumé entered in CSDCAS tabs (no file upload)
Editor's notes
- Instead of a long personal statement, UC asks four short responses of about 125-150 words each, on core values, advocacy, lived experience and inquiry. Answer each with one specific example rather than a summary of your whole background. The application must be marked complete in CSDCAS, and the separate UC fee paid, by January 5 at 11:59 PM. Pay the UC fee as soon as its email arrives, since the FAQ gives a 72-hour window. Letters from instructors who can speak to your academic ability are strongly recommended.
