SLP Programs Don't Require Recommendation Letters

[adenlee]

Hello, I'm looking for SLP graduate programs that don't require recommendation letters during the application process. Your advices are greatly appreciated!

[SLP1719]

I haven't seen any in the US that don't require letters of recommendation, I think it's pretty standard. WKU asks for contact info for your professional and academic references, but only contacts them for a recommendation if you are considered for acceptance into their program (i.e., if they are rejecting you right off the bat, your references won't be contacted for recommendations).  

[plume]

This might be very outdated (it's from 2014) but here is an old thread on the topic: 

 

[plume]

And another:

 

[Elska]

CSULB doesn't! They just want names for references.

[Chai Tea Latte]

Texas Tech

Texas A&M - Kingsville

[kayyyyy_]

CSU San Marcos (this year..) They change it every year though. 

[CCCaffeinated-SLP]

Eastern New Mexico University.  I looked into their online master's program earlier this year and it says "we don't accept or require letters of recommendation."  I didn't apply here however, so this have changed.

[MeganEliza]

As far as I know, Valdosta in GA.

[kenz]

James Madison University asks for two references, but no letters.