Online MA SLP Program
Next Application Deadline --- February 1, 2021
Applications may be accepted beginning October 1, 2020
(each cohort will enroll approximately 24-28 graduate students)
Submit the following items electronically to theCommunication Sciences and Disorders Centralized Application Service (CSDCAS):
- Application for Admission
- Official transcripts from each college or university attended (including UNC). UNC currently requires a 3.0 minimum grade point average for regular admission to a graduate program.
- Three letters of recommendation, at least two of which must be from professors who can address your academic qualifications for graduate study. The third may be from another professor or someone with whom you have worked professionally. Please use the online format provided by CSDCAS.
- Note: Graduate Record Examination (GRE) General Test Scores are not required.
Complete the Graduate School Online Application
Complete the Graduate School Online Application and pay the application fee. (The application fee process will appear once you complete all application questions and submit the application.)
- Domestic Students: $50 non-refundable application fee
- International Students: $60 non-refundable application fee
International Applicants
International applicants (non-U.S. citizen/non-U.S. Permanent Resident) please refer to the International Admissions Requirements page for further information about submitting transcripts, English proficiency scores, passport copy and financial documentation.
For More Information
For more information about the admission process, please email the Graduate School
at grad.school@unco.edu, or call 970-351-2881.
All application materials must be submitted and received by the application deadline
for admission consideration. Applicants who do not submit both applications (CSDCAS and UNC Graduate School) will
not be considered for admission.
Initial decisions about admission to the program are typically made by mid-March. A list of alternates is also developed, and alternates may be admitted to the program up until the beginning of Fall semester.
Strong applicants will have a solid background in communication disorders as well as science. Desired science courses include biology, chemistry, and human anatomy and physiology. Applicants from minority backgrounds are especially encouraged to apply.
Please Note: As all official transcripts were submitted to CSDCAS, they do not need to be resubmitted to the Office of Admissions. However, if you are admitted to UNC and you were still working on your bachelor's degree at your time of application, during your first semester you will need to submit an official transcript to the Office of Admissions from the institution you graduated from, showing your degree was conferred. If your final GPA fell below 3.00, you will be given additional academic stipulations to remain enrolled at UNC.
Official transcripts from U.S. institutions should be sent via mail directly from
the educational institution in an unopened, sealed envelope or through an electronically
secure digital program from the issuing institution.
Mailed transcripts should be sent to:
Office of Admissions
Campus Commons
1051 22nd St
Campus Box 10
Greeley, CO 80639
Electronic transcripts from U.S. institutions should be sent directly from the educational
institution to: grad.applicationmaterials@unco.edu.
The Office of Admissions does not accept email, scanned or PDF transcripts directly from applicants. All official transcripts, submitted as part of the application process, are retained by UNC and not returned to applicants or admitted students.
UNC retains submitted transcripts, from institutions other than UNC, for admitted
students for up to five years after graduation or date of last attendance at UNC.
Transcripts provided by applicants who were not admitted, denied admissions or did
not complete their application are destroyed after one (1) year. The Office of Admissions will
make every attempt to use previously submitted transcripts if they are within these
timeframes. However, if the Office of Admissions cannot locate previously submitted
transcripts, the transcripts fall outside the timeframes listed above or they are
considered illegible, applicants must provide new transcripts.
Applicants with academic credentials from outside the U.S. will need to follow the
requirements for submission of foreign transcripts. Click on the Transcripts tab for information about international transcripts.