Communication Disorders
Admission Criteria and Procedures
Deadline for Admission Application
| Fall and Summer | Due February 1 | Selection notification mailed by March 1 |
| Spring | Due September 1 | Selection notification mailed by October 1 |
Application Requirements: Graduate Catalog program information (pg 33-35)
*It is the sole responsiblity of the applicant to confirm all required materials have been received by the program admissions committee by the deadline stated above.
Complete applications will include the following:
1. Minimum GPA for Consideration: 3.0
2. Graduate application and official transcripts from undergraduate degree program(s). Please send to:
Graduate School
UCM WDE 1800
Warrensburg, MO 64093
*please note that acceptance by the UCM Graduate School does not guarantee acceptance to the Communication Disorders Program
3. Official Scores from the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) (A minimum GRE score is not required, but preference will be given to applicants with a combined Verbal + Quantitative score of 1100 or higher). GRE code for UCM : 6090 or mail to:
Testing Services
UCM ADM 102
Warrensburg, MO 64093
4. Three completed Recommendation for Graduate Admission forms completed by university instructors and/or clinical instructors (if the applicant has completed a program in Communication Disorders). Recommendation forms may be completed by employers if the applicant did not graduate from a program in Communication Disorders;
5. Letter of Intent which includes a Professional Goal Statement covering relevant qualifications, experience, and interest. The statement should not exceed three double-spaced, typed pages. Please be sure to include your name and contact information.
--> Please send the items from #4 and #5 (Professional Goal Statement, three recommendation forms) and a copy of GRE scores to:
Communication Disorders
Attn: Graduate Admissions
UCM MAR 34
Warrensburg, MO 64093
*Incomplete applications are not eligible for consideration. The program assumes no responsibility for delayed or misdirected application materials.
