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Transform Lives Through Expert Speech-Language Therapy The M.S. in Communication Disorders – Speech-Language Pathology at Southern Connecticut State University prepares students for careers in schools, hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and private practice. This five-semester, 66 credit program provides comprehensive training in diagnostic and treatment paradigms, ensuring graduates are equipped to support individuals across the lifespan. Students gain hands-on experience through clinical practica at the Center for Communication Disorders and off-campus placements, working with faculty who collaborate with institutions such as Yale-New Haven Hospital, Connecticut Children’s Medical Center, and the VA Medical Center-West Haven. The program meets the requirements for ASHA certification, Connecticut licensure, and special endorsement for public school speech-language pathologists. Strong Career Prospects & Competitive Salaries According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics:
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