Combination MA or MS / PhD programs (SLP not audiology)

[Jolie717]

Just wondering if anyone out there has been able to gather more info than I have. I have not yet started calling or emailing programs yet, but have been compiling a list of the combination degree programs that are well known. I have heard that there are also programs that do not advertise as such but will consider creating an educational track that leads to a combined Master's / PhD degree in SLP.

Any extra info would be most appreciated, such as total length of program, cost of program and funding available, cost of living in geographical area, specialities of known faculty that stand out, ranking and the list goes on. I have said previously that I would not consider relocating my family for my degree however an admittance to this type of program would be the exception to the rule.

Here are the ones I have found that seem "known":

Boston University

University of Maryland

Purdue University

Bowling Green State University

Ohio University

University of Missouri

Am I missing any?

[Crimson Wife]

Northwestern has one. It takes an extra 1-2 years (depending on whether or not you need to take the leveling courses).

[ehosokawa]

UW Madison has one as well!

[jmk]

University of Utah

Florida State University 

University of Cincinnati 

 

Via Asha edfind  I noted the above three have combo Masters/PhD but have not done more research than that

[tinkerbelle18]

 I have heard Kansas University does