Programs » Requirements for Admission to Advanced Studies in
Speech Pathology
To be CONSIDERED for admission to the Graduate
Communicative
Disorders Program, applicants must meet the minimum requirements
for admission to the Graduate School of the University of Arkansas for Medical
Sciences and complete the following:
Send all items to the Graduate School Office at University of Arkansas for
Medical Sciences
1. All students must submit official GRE
scores.
All GRE scores must be submitted to the UAMS Graduate
School office
The GRE institution code is 6901 U AR Med Sci Graduate School
2.
Submit one copy of official transcripts from all colleges/universities
that the applicant has attended. Official transcripts must be submitted to the Graduate School, University of
Arkansas for Medical Sciences, 4301 W. Markham, #601; Little Rock, AR 72205.
A minimum overall GPA of 3.0 is required. GPA is computed on all courses
attempted while earning the earliest undergraduate degree regardless of any
modification to the GPA by the undergraduate institution concerning repeated
courses. The GPA calculated by the Graduate School may not be the same
as shown on the undergraduate transcript.
3. For students with undergraduate degrees in areas other than
communication disorders or communication sciences, 30 semester credit
hours of undergraduate course work in audiology and speech pathology are
required and must be completed prior to beginning the graduate program.
New students are admitted to the program only for the Fall semester. All
applicant materials (i.e., application, official transcripts and official
GRE scores) for the next Fall semester must be received no later than
February 15.
Since an applicant file must be complete by February 15, early submission is recommended,
and early admission may be considered for selected students. Late applications will be
considered ONLY if space is available.
Students whose degrees are not in Communicative Disorders
or Speech-Language Pathology must complete a sequence of ten
pre-professional communicative disorders courses before admission to the
program. Dr. Betholyn Gentry advises all such post-baccalaureate students.
She can be reached by phone through the Department of Audiology and Speech
Pathology at (501) 569-3155 or by email at
BFGentry@uams.edu
If you have questions regarding
admission please contact Dr. Kathy L.Shapley in the Department of Audiology
and Speech Pathology at (501)682-1456 or by email at
ShapleyKathyL@uams.edu.
UAMS Graduate School Office
4301 West Markham St., #601
Little Rock, AR 72205
501-686-5454
phone
501-686-5661 fax
graduateschoolUAMS@uams.edu