The Graduate Program in Communication Sciences
and Disorders
Why
you should consider attending UW-Whitewater
- 100% of
our masters graduates have found employment over the past five
years.
- Over the
past five years 98% of our masters students passed the Praxis
Exam (National Certification Exam) on the first attempt. The national
pass rate during this time was 76%.
- Our retention
rate for graduate students was 92% during the past five years.
- As a small
program you will have one to one interaction with the faculty.
In exit interviews, graduates have noted that this is one of the
program’s greatest strengths.
- While Whitewater
has the feel of a university community, it also has easy access
to Madison, Milwaukee, and Chicago.
- We are near
a number of recreational sites that allow for camping, biking,
fishing, skiing, kayaking and canoeing.
- Parking is
easy and close to the Roseman building. No long hikes in January.
Instructions for Applying:
APPLICATION DEADLINE / FEBRUARY 1, 2008
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Submit to:
Graduate Studies
2015 Roseman Building
University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
Whitewater, WI 53190
1. Graduate School Application. An application may be requested
from the grad school by email (gradschl@uww.edu),
telephone (262.472.1006), or you may use the on-line
application
2. Graduate School Application Fee of $45.
3. Official Transcripts (from all schools attended).
Also, see the Graduate
School for additional requirements.
Submit to:
Scott Bradley, Ph.D.
Graduate Program Coordinator
1016 Roseman Building
University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
Whitewater, WI 53190
1. Application Title Page
2. Personal Statement
3. Letters of recommendation secured
and fowarded by 2/1/07
Note: If you DO NOT have a undergraduate degree
in Communication Sciences and Disorders or equivalent, you will
have to apply as a nondegree/special student. Please contact Dr.
Bradley at 262-472-5202 or bradleys@uww.edu
for futher information.
All applicants are responsible for ensuring a complete application.
You will not be notified of missing documents. All graduate students
begin the program in the Fall semester with the expectation of a
full time credit load of 12 credits. Students with exceptional needs
are accommodated on an individualized basis.
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