I'm a Canadian (undergrad) student studying linguistics, interested in going into SLP in the U.S.
The course requirements for SLPs are different for Canadian schools and U.S. schools. I'm looking at some of the courses that most U.S school (e.g. NYU) require such as "Anatomy and Physiology of the Speech and Hearing Mechanism", "Reading and Writing in Children with Speech and Language Disorders", "Articulation Disorders in Children and Adults", and I noticed that some of these courses are not offered at school. How do we determine which courses that our school offers is eligible to be considered as equivalent to the prerequisite courses?
It also requires an additional coursework in biological science, just wondering where we can determine which courses qualify (and are related to SLP)?
If anyone has experience moving from Canada to U.S to study SLP please share?
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I'm a Canadian (undergrad) student studying linguistics, interested in going into SLP in the U.S.
The course requirements for SLPs are different for Canadian schools and U.S. schools. I'm looking at some of the courses that most U.S school (e.g. NYU) require such as "Anatomy and Physiology of the Speech and Hearing Mechanism", "Reading and Writing in Children with Speech and Language Disorders", "Articulation Disorders in Children and Adults", and I noticed that some of these courses are not offered at school. How do we determine which courses that our school offers is eligible to be considered as equivalent to the prerequisite courses?
It also requires an additional coursework in biological science, just wondering where we can determine which courses qualify (and are related to SLP)?
If anyone has experience moving from Canada to U.S to study SLP please share?
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