Master of Science in Speech Language Pathology Early Decision Application

This form is to be used by students currently enrolled in Marquette University's Bachelor of Science in Speech Language Pathology and Audiology (SPLA) program.

If you need any assistance completing this form, please contact the Graduate School at (414) 288-7137.

Student Information

First Name*

Preferred First Name

Middle Name

Last Name*

Previous Last Name

Birthdate*

Sex*

Country of Citizenship*

Social Security number*

Current Visa Status*

Permanent residents and visa students must submit a copy of a green card, visa, or other residency document to be approved for registration.*

More about you

Which of the following best describes your gender?*

Gender Identity

What are your pronouns?* Examples: She/Her; He/Him; They/Them

First Generation college student status.

A first-generation college student is defined as a student who does not have at least one parent who has completed a bachelor's degree.

I have at least one parent who has earned a bachelor's degree

I do not have a parent who has earned a bachelor's degree

I prefer not to answer

Have you served in the U.S. Armed Forces?*

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No

Are you a current Marquette University employee (not a student employee)?*

Yes

No

Please enter your Marquette ID number (9 digits)*

Are you the spouse or dependent of a current Marquette University employee?*

Yes

No

Please enter the name of the Marquette University employee. This information is for tuition benefit purposes only.

Contact Information

Email Address*

Mailing Address*

Country

Street

City

Region

Postal Code

Phone number*

Graduate School Plans

When do you anticipate graduating from Marquette with your bachelors degree?

Graduation Term

Graduation Year

Your application for Graduate admission should be for the term AFTER you complete your bachelor's degree.

Intended Entry term*

Intended Entry year*

Program*

Speech-Language Pathology

Degree*

Master of Science (M.S.)

Specialization

Bilingual English-Spanish

No specialization

For applicants to the bilingual English-Spanish (BIES) specialization:

Answer Question #1 in Spanish (up to 2 minutes) and Question #2 in English (up to two minutes) within the same video (up to 4 minutes total). You may take a few moments to pause in between answers. You will have a maximum of 4 minutes (240 seconds) to record your response. You are not required to fill the entire time.

You will be able to complete a test to ensure that your camera and microphone are working properly. Make sure you are using either Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox as your browser.

After testing, you will have 2 chances to record your video essay. If you are satisfied with your recording after the first attempt, there is no need to re-record or try again.

Question #1: Ser logopeda es ser experto en comunicación. Describa una experiencia cuando usted tuvo dificultad comunicándose en otro idioma. ¿Qué dificultades podría tener si usa Español para su trabajo? ¿Cuáles serían las ventajas de usarlo?

Question #2: Tell us about a time in the last few years when you thought you had performed well on a particular task, but then were surprised by the feedback you received from a teacher, coach, supervisor, or peer that suggested you had not done as well as you had thought. What did you learn from the situation? How will it help you in the future?

For Speech-Language Pathology applicants with no specialization:

Answer Question #1 (up to 2 minutes). You will have a maximum of 2 minutes (120 seconds). You are not required to fill the entire time.

You will be able to complete a test to ensure that your camera and microphone are working properly. Make sure you are using either Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox as your browser.

After testing, you will have 2 chances to record your video essay. If you are satisfied with your recording after the first attempt, there is no need to re-record or try again.

Question #1: Tell us about a time in the last few years when you thought you had performed well on a particular task, but then were surprised by the feedback you received from a teacher, coach, supervisor, or peer that suggested you had not done as well as you had thought. What did you learn from the situation? How will it help you in the future?

References

Include the names and contact information for two references who can speak to your ability to be successful in a Ph.D. program. Your references are not required to submit a recommendation letter, but may be contacted by the Program Director to speak on your behalf.

Both references should be Marquette University faculty or instructors.

Reference 1:

First Name

Last Name:

Phone:

Email:

Reference 2:

First Name

Last Name:

Phone:

Email:

Supporting Documents

Upload your Resume/CV

Upload your Statement of Purpose.

Submit a document of no more than 500 words addressing your purpose for applying to the program, including specific research interests; your ability to successfully complete the program; and your short and long term goals.

Certification Agreement

I certify that the information given on this application is complete and correct to the best of my knowledge. I understand that any falsification of my records may be cause for the university to void either my admission or registration or to take other appropriate action. I understand that some degrees, programs, and/or courses may require me to submit to criminal background checks and/or drug testing. I further understand that the results of those checks and/or tests may affect my eligibility to continue in that degree, program, and/or course.

In place of your signature, please type your full legal name*

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