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Speech-Language Pathology Tuition & Costs

Comprehensive Program Costs for Fall 2024 Cohort

The total cost of BW's 2024-26 speech-language pathology program is $56,650, which includes tuition and fees for the following:

  • Textbooks
  • Laptop computer
  • Software
  • University resources
  • Clinic fees and materials
  • Consumable supplies

Note: Tuition for students who entered the SLP program in a previous cohort will remain at the rate quoted when they started.

Scholarships

SLP Scholarship Awards

Qualified candidates who enroll in BW's speech-language pathology program for fall 2025 are eligible to receive a $5,000 SLP Scholarship Award. SLP scholarships will be awarded at the time an admission decision is made and are based on academic achievement, leadership and/or community service. No additional supplemental materials are required to be considered for an SLP Scholarship Award.

Scholarships Through Choose Ohio First STEM Healthcare Scholars Program

The BW Choose Ohio First STEM Healthcare Scholars program is open to any Ohio resident entering Baldwin Wallace as a graduate student in one of our healthcare programs. Students are eligible to apply for the Choose Ohio First scholarship, which awards substantial annual, renewable financial support.

Graduate Assistantship Options

At this time, all of the GA positions have been filled for the 2024-25 academic year.

Baldwin Wallace University offers incoming graduate students the opportunity to build new skills, increase content development and impact the BW community through graduate assistantship opportunities while completing their degree. More information on available positions and compensation will be available soon.

Billing and Payment Plans

Initial bills for each new semester will be mailed to the student in July, December and April. The University has a monthly payment plan available to students, which may be utilized for the entire cost or any tuition not met by loans or other resources.

Financial Aid

Financial aid available to speech-language pathology students is limited to the Federal Direct student loan program. These loans have features that make them particularly attractive, including low interest rates, deferred payment options and flexible repayment schedules.

Graduate PLUS loans are also available to help graduate students finance any remaining educational costs, including program costs and estimated living expenses not covered by other forms of aid.