On Time Program Completion Rates
| Reporting Period | # Completed within Expected Time Frame | # Completed Later than Expected Time Frame | # Not Completed | % Completed within Expected Time Frame |
| 2026-2027 | ||||
| 2027-2028 | ||||
| 2028-2029 |
Praxis Pass Rates
| Reporting Period | # Taking the Exam | # Passed Exam | % Passed Exam Rate |
| 2026-2027 | |||
| 2027-2028 | |||
| 2028-2029 |
*Outcome data of first cohort is expected Summer 2027.
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Provisional Speech-Language Pathologist license from Alabama. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/01/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet field placement requirements for licensure in this location, an individual must successfully complete: - the practical experience under the qualified supervision within the training institution or one of its cooperative training programs
The Board requires evidence of successful completion of the postgraduate professional experience of 1,820 hours (that include hours obtained prior to the commencement of the Fourth-Year Internship). The applicant has 30 days to complete the process to obtain full licensure following the supervised clinical experience.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Alabama Board of Examiners for Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology
400 South Union Street
Suite 435
Montgomery, AL 36130
334-269-1434
https://abespa.alabama.gov/
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Temporary Speech-Language Pathologist Clinical Fellowship license from Alaska. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 03/27/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
A temporary license may be issued to an applicant who is in the process of completing a year of supervised clinical experience for the ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competency (CCC).
As of the most recent review, there are no identified exam requirements for this license in this location, however, the exam is required for full licensure. For full licensure, the Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Alaska Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development
PO Box 110806
Juneau, AK 99811-0806
(907) 465-2550
https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/cbpl/ProfessionalLicensing/AudiologistsandSpeech-LanguagePathologists.aspx
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a credential/license from American Samoa. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 03/24/2026, this program content does not meet the educational requirements for licensure in this state and is restricted for enrollment.
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. No state agency has been determined for this location.
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Temporary Speech-Language Pathologist license from Arizona. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 03/26/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet field placement requirements for licensure in this location, an individual must successfully complete: - a supervised clinical practicum in speech-language pathology from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university in a program consistent with the standards of this state's universities
The Board requires the completion of postgraduate professional experience in the field of speech-language pathology. The department shall issue a temporary license to a person who does not meet the professional experience requirement.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Arizona Department of Health Services
150 North 18th Avenue
Phoenix, Arizona 85007
(602) 542-1025
https://www.azdhs.gov/licensing/blpo/index.php#speech-hearing-home
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Provisional Speech-Language Pathology license from Arkansas. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 03/27/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To convert from a provisional license to a full license, one must complete 36 weeks of full-time (35 hours per week) experience (or the equivalent part-time experience), totaling a minimum of 1260 hours. Part-time work can be completed, as long as the clinical fellow works more than 5 hours per week. Working more than 35 hours per week will not shorten the minimum requirement of 36 weeks.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Examiners in Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology, Arkansas Board
4815 West Markham, Slot 72
Little Rock, AR 72205
501-537-9151
https://healthy.arkansas.gov/boards-commissions/boards/examiners-in-speech-language-pathology-and-audiology-arkansas-board/
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Required Professional Experience (RPE) Temporary license from California. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 03/26/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet field placement requirements for licensure in this location, an individual must successfully complete: - supervised clinical practice with individuals representative of a wide spectrum of ages and communication disorders - three hundred (300) clock hours of clinical experience in three (3) different clinical settings
The Board requires 36 weeks of full-time or 72 weeks of part-time supervised Required Professional Experience (RPE) while holding an RPE temporary license. If experience was completed in California, you must have held an RPE temporary license during that time.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology & Hearing Aid Dispensers Board (SLPAHADB)
1601 Response Road
Suite 260
Sacramento, CA 95815
(916) 287-7915
https://www.speechandhearing.ca.gov/
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Provisional Speech-Language Pathologist (PSLP) license from Colorado. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/30/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
A provisional certificate holder may apply for certification upon completion of a speech-language pathology clinical fellowship approved by either the Director or a Director-approved national certifying body. The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association is a Director-approved national certifying body.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Office of Speech-Language Pathology Certification
1560 Broadway
Suite 1350
Denver, CO 80202
(303) 894-7800
https://dpo.colorado.gov/SLP
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Speech and Language Pathologist license from Connecticut. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/01/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
In order to be eligible for the Speech and Language Pathologist license in this location, an applicant must complete a Supervised Professional Experience (SPE) period in speech and language pathology under the supervision of a Connecticut licensed speech and language pathologist consisting of: - a minimum of 36 weeks and 1,080 hours of full-time employment or - a minimum of 48 weeks and 1,440 hours of part-time employment
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Connecticut Department of Public Health
410 Capitol Ave., MS# 12 APP
P.O. Box 340308
Hartford, CT 06134-0308
(860) 509-7603
https://portal.ct.gov/dph/practitioner-licensing--investigations/slp/speech-and-language-pathologist--licensure?language=en_US
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Temporary Speech-Language Pathologist License from Delaware. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/06/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet field placement requirements for licensure in this location, an individual must successfully complete: - the appropriate number and level of supervised clinical practicum hours
To be eligible for a license as a Speech/Language Pathologist, the applicant must submit verification that the applicant has current certification of clinical competence issued by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association ("ASHA") or its successors.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Delaware Board of Speech Pathologists, Audiologists, and Hearing Aid Dispensers
Cannon Building,
Suite 203
861 Silver Lake Blvd.
Dover, DE 19904
(302) 744-4500
https://dpr.delaware.gov/boards/speechaudio/
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Speech-Language Pathology Clinical Fellow license from District of Columbia. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 03/30/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
The Board requires the completion of a clinical fellowship. The clinical fellowship shall consist of an employment, with or without direct compensation, as a professional in the field of speech-language pathology under general supervision with a minimum of thirty-five (35) hours of work per week. This requirement may also be met with part-time employment as follows: • fifteen (15) to nineteen (19) hours a week, for a period of eighteen (18) months; • twenty (20) to twenty-four (24) hours a week, for a period of fifteen (15) months; or • twenty-five (25) to twenty-nine (29) hours a week, for a period of twelve (12) months For the most up to date licensure information, please visit the Board’s website.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
District of Columbia Department of Health
2201 Shannon Place SE
Washington, DC 20020
(202) 724-4900
https://dchealth.dc.gov/node/118542
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a credential/license from Federated States of Micronesia. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 03/24/2026, this program content does not meet the educational requirements for licensure in this state and is restricted for enrollment.
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. No state agency has been determined for this location.
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Provisional Speech-Language Pathologist license from Florida. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/06/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet field placement requirements for licensure as a Provisional Speech-Language Pathologist in this location, an individual must complete at least 300 clock hours of supervised experience, with at least 200 of the 300 hours in the area of speech-language pathology.
Every applicant for licensure as a speech-language pathologist with a master’s degree shall demonstrate that prior to licensure, the applicant completed nine (9) months of full-time professional employment experience, or the equivalent in part-time professional employment experience.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Florida Board of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology
4052 Bald Cypress Way Bin C-06
Tallahassee, FL 32399-3256
(850) 245-4161
https://floridasspeechaudiology.gov/
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Paid Clinical Experience (PCE) Fellow - Temporary permit from Georgia. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/06/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet field placement requirements for licensure in this location, an individual must successfully complete: - 375 clock hours of directly supervised clinical practicum and 25 clock hours of observation with cases representative of a wide spectrum of ages and communicative disorders
To be eligible for full licensure as a speech-language pathologist, one must complete a paid clinical experience/required professional experience. The speech-language pathology applicant for licensure must submit evidence of satisfactory completion of no less than 36 weeks of full-time professional employment. A minimum of 30 hours of work per week constitutes full-time employment. At least 80% of the clinical fellowship work week must be in direct client contact (assessment, diagnosis, evaluation, screening, habilitation, or rehabilitation) related to the management process. Thus, in a 30-hour work week, at least 24 hours must be devoted to direct clinical activities. The PCE/RPE must be completed no more than 12 months after the initial application. The PCE/RPE requirement can also be met by less than full-time employment, but must be completed no more than 24 months after initial application.
As of the most recent review, there are no identified exam requirements for this license in this location, however, the exam is required for full licensure. For full licensure, the Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Georgia Board of Examiners for Speech Language Pathology and Audiology
3920 Arkwright Road
Suite 195
Macon, GA 31210
(404) 424-9966
https://sos.ga.gov/board-speech-pathology-and-audiology
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (Master level) (SLPA-M) license from Guam, US Territory. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/02/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To be eligible for full licensure as a speech-language pathologist, an applicant must possess a current Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) in Speech-Language Pathology issued by ASHA as evidence of professional training and experience.
As of the most recent review, there are no identified exam requirements for this license in this location, however, the exam is required for full licensure. For full licensure, the Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Guam Board of Allied Health Examiners
194 Hernan Cortez Avenue
Terlaje Professional Building, Suite 213
Hagatna, Guam, 96910
(671) 735-7407
https://guamhplo.org/gbahe
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Provisional Speech-Language Pathologist license from Hawaii. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 03/27/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet field placement requirements for licensure in this location, an individual must successfully complete: - a minimum of three hundred seventy-five hours of supervised clinical observation and clinical practicum with individuals who present a variety of communication disorders, which experience shall have been obtained within the applicant's training institution or in one of its cooperating programs
The Board requires to submit evidence of eligibility for meeting the requirements of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association for the certificate of clinical competence in speech pathology or audiology, a mentored professional experience that begins after the completion of academic course work and clinical practicum.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Hawaii Department of Commerce & Consumer Affairs - Professional and Vocational Licensing
335 Merchant Street
Room 301
Honolulu, HI, 96813
(808) 586-3000
https://cca.hawaii.gov/pvl/boards/speech/
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Provisional Speech-Language Pathologist license from Idaho. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 03/30/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet field placement requirements for licensure in this location, an individual must successfully complete: - a minimum of three hundred fifty (350) hours of clinical practicum under the supervision of a licensed speech language pathologist
The provisional permit allows a person to engage in the practice of speech-language pathology while completing the required postgraduate experience of thirty-six (36) weeks for full licensure as a Speech-Language Pathologist.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Idaho Speech, Hearing and Communication Services Licensure Board
P.O. Box 83720
Boise, ID 83720-0063
(208) 334-3233
https://dopl.idaho.gov/shs/
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Temporary Speech-Language Pathologist license from Illinois. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/06/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet field placement requirements for licensure in this location, an individual must successfully complete: - 375 hours of clinical experience supervised
An applicant pursuing licensure as a speech language pathologist shall obtain a temporary license prior to beginning the supervised professional experience. Individuals must complete the equivalent of 9 months of full-time supervised professional experience.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (Board of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology)
320 West Washington Street
3rd Floor
Springfield, Illinois 62786
1-800-560-6420
https://idfpr.illinois.gov/profs/speechlangaudio.html
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Speech-Language Pathologist - Clinical Fellowship Year (CFY) license from Indiana. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/07/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet field placement requirements for licensure in this location, an individual must successfully complete: - a minimum of four hundred (400) clock hours of supervised clinical experience in the practice of speech-language pathology
For full licensure as a Speech-Language Pathologist in this location, individuals must complete a clinical fellowship consist of nine (9) months full-time employment or its equivalent not to exceed a maximum period of eighteen (18) consecutive months.
As of the most recent review, there are no identified exam requirements for this license in this location, however, the exam is required for full licensure. For full licensure, the Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Indiana Professional Licensing Agency (Speech Language Pathology and Audiology)
Indiana Government Center South, Room W072
402 West Washington Street
Indianapolis, IN 46204
317-232-2960
https://www.in.gov/pla/professions/speech-language-pathology-and-audiology-home/
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Temporary Speech-Language Pathologist license from Iowa. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 03/27/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet field placement requirements for licensure in this location, an individual must successfully complete: - four hundred hours of supervised clinical training in speech pathology as a student in an accredited school, college, or university
For the permanent speech pathologist license in this location, an individual must complete nine months of full-time clinical experience. The plan for supervised clinical experience must be approved by the Board before the applicant starts practice.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Department of Inspections, Appeals, and Licensing
6200 Park Avenue
Suite 100
Des Moines, IA 50321
(515) 281-0254
https://dial.iowa.gov/about-dial/boards-and-commissions/about-spa-board
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Temporary Speech-language Pathologist license from Kansas. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 03/30/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet field placement requirements for licensure in this location, an individual must successfully complete: - at least 400 clinical practicum hours, of which at least 325 hours were completed at graduate level
The Board requires the completion of supervised postgraduate professional experience requirement in the area for which the applicant seeks licensure. The applicant may complete the requirement on a full-time or part-time basis. Each applicant who has completed the education and clinical practicum but has not completed a supervised postgraduate professional experience or examination, or both, shall apply for a temporary license.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Health Occupations Credentialing
503 South Kansas Avenue
Topeka, KS 66603-3404
785-296-4986
https://www.kdads.ks.gov/licensing-policy/health-occupations-credentialing
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Interim Speech-Language Pathologist license from Kentucky. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 03/30/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet field placement requirements for licensure in this location, an individual must successfully complete: - degree requirements, including a supervised direct clinical practicum with individuals presenting with a variety of disorders of communications and swallowing
After completion of academic coursework and clinical practicum, the Board requires the successful completion of a period of postgraduate professional experience. Upon completion of postgraduate professional experience deemed necessary by the board, the speech-language pathologist shall make an application to the board within thirty (30) days for permanent licensure.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Kentucky Board of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology
500 Mero Street
Frankfort, KY 40601
502-782-8801
https://slp.ky.gov/
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Provisional Speech-Language Pathologist license from Louisiana. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 03/30/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet field placement requirements for licensure in this location, an individual must successfully complete: - 400 clinical hours
The Board requires the completion of 36 weeks of full-time post-graduate professional employment experience to upgrade licensure to a Speech-Language Pathologist.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Louisiana Board of Examiners for Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology
Towne Park Centre
37283 Swamp Road. Suite 3B
Prairieville, LA 70769
Phone: (225) 313-6358
https://www.lbespa.org/
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Temporary Speech-Language Pathologist license from Maine. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/07/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To qualify for licensure as a speech-language pathologist, the applicant must complete a clinical fellowship equivalent to the requirements of a 36-week speech-language pathology clinical fellowship contained in Standard VI of the ASHA 2005 Standards. The temporary license enables a candidate with a qualifying degree in speech-language pathology to practice under supervision while completing the clinical fellowship required.
As of the most recent review, there are no identified exam requirements for this license in this location, however, the exam is required for full licensure. For full licensure, the Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Board of Speech, Audiology and Hearing
35 State House Station
Augusta, ME 04333-0035
(207) 624-8624
https://www.maine.gov/pfr/professionallicensing/professions/board-speech-audiology-hearing
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a credential/license from Marshall Islands. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 03/24/2026, this program content does not meet the educational requirements for licensure in this state and is restricted for enrollment.
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. No state agency has been determined for this location.
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Limited Speech-Language Pathologist license from Maryland. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/07/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet training requirements in this location, one must complete: - Implicit Bias Training
To complete a clinical fellowship, the applicant shall be employed as a professional in the field of speech-language pathology under appropriate supervision for not less than 9 months with a minimum of 30 hours of work per week. This requirement may also be met with part-time employment. Upon completion of the clinical fellowship, an individual holding a limited license as a speech-language pathologist will be transferred to a full license provided the individual has met all the licensure requirements and has completed an application.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org) for full licensure. The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS). Additionally, the Board requires the successful completion of the Law and Regulations Examination.
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Maryland Department of Health
Board of Examiners for Audiologists, Hearing Aid Dispensers, Speech-Language Pathologists and Music Therapists
Metro Executive Building
4201 Patterson Avenue
Baltimore, MD. 21215-2299
410-764-4725
https://health.maryland.gov/boardsahs/Pages/Index.aspx
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Provisional Speech-Language Pathologist license from Massachusetts. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/07/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
For full licensure as a Speech-Language Pathologist in this location, an applicant must meet the supervised professional practice requirements specified in the current American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Standards and Implementation Procedures for a Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology. Please visit the ASHA website for more information (www.asha.org).
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Board of Registration for Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology
250 Washington Street
Boston, MA 02108
(617) 624-6125
https://www.mass.gov/orgs/board-of-registration-for-speech-language-pathology-and-audiology
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Temporary Speech-Language Pathologist license from Michigan. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/06/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet training requirements in this location, one must complete: - training in identifying victims of human trafficking
A supervised postgraduate clinical experience is required for full licensure as a speech-language pathologist in this location. The postgraduate clinical experience must consist of 1,260 hours and satisfy the requirements of the rule. The department may issue a temporary license for the purpose of completing a supervised postgraduate clinical experience.
As of the most recent review, there are no identified exam requirements for this license in this location, however, the exam is required for full licensure. For full licensure, the Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs
Bureau of Professional Licensing
PO Box 30670
Lansing, MI 48909
517-241-0199
https://www.michigan.gov/lara/bureau-list/bpl/health/hp-lic-health-prof/speechlanguage
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Speech-Language Pathologist - Clinical Fellow license from Minnesota. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/10/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
An applicant must complete the graduate clinical experience required by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. Clinical fellowship externship candidates must be licensed with a clinical fellowship license.
As of the most recent review, there are no identified exam requirements for this license in this location, however, the exam is required for full licensure. For full licensure, the Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Minnesota Department of Health
Attn: SLP/A
Health Occupations Program
P.O. Box 64882
Saint Paul, MN 55164-0882
(651) 201-4200
https://www.health.state.mn.us/facilities/providers/slpa/index.html
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Temporary Speech-Language Pathologist license from Mississippi. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/10/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
The Board requires the equivalent of nine (9) months of full-time professional experience for full licensure. A temporary license must be issued prior to the beginning of the supervised professional employment plan.
As of the most recent review, there are no identified exam requirements for this license in this location, however, the exam is required for full licensure. For full licensure, the Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Mississippi State Department of Health Professional Licensure Division
P.O. Box 1700
Jackson, MS 39215-1700
601-364-7360
https://msdh.ms.gov/msdhsite/_static/30,0,82.html
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Provisional Speech-Language Pathologist license from Missouri. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 03/30/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
The Board requires the completion of a clinical fellowship for full licensure as a speech-language pathologist. The plan shall consist of at least thirty-six (36) weeks of fulltime professional experience. A minimum of thirty-five (35) hours of work per week constitutes full-time employment. If the applicant works twenty-nine to thirty-four (29–34) hours per week, the length of the experience must be at least forty-eight (48) weeks. If the applicant works twenty-two to twenty-eight (22–28) hours per week, the length of the experience must be at least sixty (60) weeks. If the applicant works fifteen to twenty-one (15–21) hours per week, the length of the experience must be at least seventy-two (72) weeks.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org) for full licensure. The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Board of Registration for the Healing Arts
3605 Missouri Boulevard
P.O. Box 4
Jefferson City, MO 65102
(573) 751-0098
https://pr.mo.gov/speech.asp
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Limited Speech-Language Pathologist license from Montana. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 03/30/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet field placement requirements for licensure in this location, an individual must successfully complete: - a supervised clinical practicum experience
A limited license permits an individual to complete a supervised professional experience in order to meet requirements for full licensure as a speech-language pathologist. The supervised professional experience must be a minimum of 36 weeks totaling no less than 1260 hours. A minimum of 1008 of the total 1260 hours must be in direct client contact.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Board of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists
301 South Park Avenue
4th Floor
Helena, MT 59620
(406) 444-6880
https://boards.bsd.dli.mt.gov/speech-language-pathologists/
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Temporary Speech-Language Pathologist license from Nebraska. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/01/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
The Board requires a professional experience of at least 36 weeks of full-time experience or equivalent half-time experience for full licensure in this location. The temporary license is valid for the Clinical Fellowship only and expires upon completion of the Clinical Fellowship. You must apply for permanent licensure by education immediately upon completion of the Clinical Fellowship.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
DHHS Licensure Unit
Attn: Audiology/SLP Licensing
PO Box 94986
Lincoln NE 68509-4986
(402) 471-2299
https://dhhs.ne.gov/licensure/Pages/Audiology-and-Speech-Language-Pathology.aspx
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Provisional Speech-Language Pathologist license from Nevada. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 03/30/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
A speech-language pathologist must hold a current certificate of clinical competence, a mentored professional experience that begins after the completion of academic course work and clinical practicum, issued by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) or its successor organization approved by the Board. Upon completion of at least 36 weeks and 1,260 hours to meet the ASHA clinical fellowship experience requirement, the provisional license can be converted to a standard license.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Nevada Speech-Language Pathology, Audiology & Hearing Aid Dispensing Board
6170 Mae Anne Avenue
Suite 1
Reno, NV 89523
(775) 787-3421
https://www.nvspeechhearing.org/
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Provisional Speech-Language Pathologist license from New Hampshire. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 03/30/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet field placement requirements for licensure in this location, an individual must successfully complete a supervised clinical practicum experience of: - at least 25 clock hours of supervised clinical observation - at least 375 clock hours of supervised clinical practice
The Board requires completion of a post-graduate professional experience for full licensure as a speech-language pathologist. A duration of: - at least 36 weeks if practicing speech-language pathology for 30 hours each week; - at least 48 weeks if practicing speech-language pathology for 25 to 29 hours each week; - at least 60 weeks if practicing speech-language pathology for 20 to 24 hours each week; or - at least 72 weeks if practicing speech-language pathology for 15 to 19 hours each week;
As of the most recent review, there are no identified exam requirements for this license in this location, however, the exam is required for full licensure. For full licensure, the Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Office of Professional Licensure & Certification
7 Eagle Square
Concord NH, 03301
(603) 271-2152
https://www.oplc.nh.gov/speech-language-pathology-and-hearing-care-providers-governing-board
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Speech-Language Pathology Temporary License (Clinical Internship) license from New Jersey. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/10/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
The Board requires a clinical internship of at least 1,200 hours completed in no less than nine months and no more than 18 months for full licensure in this location. An applicant who seeks to complete a clinical internship shall not begin the clinical internship until he or she obtains a temporary license.
The Board requires the successful completion of the jurisprudence on-line orientation. Please note, the PRAXIS examination is not required for this license in this location, however, the Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org) for full licensure in speech-language pathology. The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology Advisory Committee
P.O. Box 45002
Newark, New Jersey 07101
(973) 504-6390
https://www.njconsumeraffairs.gov/aud/Pages/default.aspx
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Speech-Language Pathologist - Clinical Fellow license from New Mexico. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/01/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
A clinical fellow must meet all academic course work and practicum requirements that would enable the individual to successfully be granted certification from a nationally recognized speech-language and or hearing association after completion of the clinical fellowship if the individual chooses to apply national certification. The clinical fellowship is no less than nine months full time employment defined as a minimum of 32 clock hours of work per week. This requirement also may be fulfilled by part time employment as follows: • work of 15 - 19 hours per week over 18 months; • work of 20 - 24 hours per week over 15 months; or • work of 25 - 31 hours per week over 12 months Upon completion of clinical fellowship year, the clinical fellow is required to submit application for licensure as a speech-language pathologist.
As of the most recent review, there are no identified exam requirements for this license in this location, however, the exam is required for full licensure. For full licensure, the Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS). Additionally, the Board requires proof of having passed the jurisprudence examination with a grade of no less than seventy percent.
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
New Mexico Speech-Language Pathology, Audiology and Hearing Aid Dispensers Practicing Board (SLPAHAD)
P.O. Box 25101
Santa Fe, NM 87504
(505) 476-4622
https://www.rld.nm.gov/boards-and-commissions/individual-boards-and-commissions/speech-language-pathology-audiology-and-hearing-aid-dispensing-practices/
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Speech-Language Pathologist - Limited license from New York. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/02/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet field placement requirements for licensure in this location, an individual must successfully complete: -at least 400 clock hours under supervision, at least 375 clock hours of which shall be in direct client contact, at least 25 clock hours of which shall be in clinical observation and at least 325 clock hours of which shall be at the master's or higher degree level
The Board requires the completion of a supervised experience for full licensure as a speech pathologist. Applicants must submit sufficient documentation of having completed at least 36 weeks of supervised experience of a scope and nature satisfactory to the State Board for Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
NY State Education Department
Office of the Professions
State Board for Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology
89 Washington Avenue
Albany, New York 12234-1000
518-474-3817
https://www.op.nysed.gov/speech-language-pathology
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Temporary Speech-Language Pathologist license from North Carolina. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/10/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet field placement requirements for licensure in this location, an individual must successfully complete: - a minimum of 400 clock hours of supervised, direct clinical experience with individuals who present a variety of communication disorders
A temporary license is required when an applicant has not completed the required supervised experience and passed the required examination. The Board requires evidence of nine months of full-time professional experience for permanent licensure as a speech and language pathologist.
As of the most recent review, there are no identified exam requirements for this license in this location, however, the exam is required for permanent licensure. For permanent licensure, the Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
North Carolina Board of Examiners for Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists
PO Box 16885
Greensboro, NC 27416
336-272-1828
https://ncboeslpa.org/
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Speech-Language Pathologist license from North Dakota. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 03/30/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
North Dakota State Board of Examiners Audiology & Speech Language Pathology
PO Box 1338
Bismarck, ND 58502-1338
(701) 775-7165
https://www.ndsbe.com/
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Speech-Language Pathologist license from Northern Mariana Islands. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/02/2026, this program content does not meet the educational requirements for licensure in this state and is restricted for enrollment.
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Northern Mariana Islands Health Care Professions Licensing Board (HCPLB)
P.O. Box 502078
Saipan, MP 96950
(670) 664-4808/4809
https://www.cnmilicensing.gov.mp/health-care-professions-licensing-board/
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Conditional Speech-Language Pathologist license from Ohio. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/10/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet field placement requirements for licensure in this location, an individual must: - submit evidence of the completion of appropriate, supervised clinical experience in the professional area, speech-language pathology or audiology, for which licensure is requested, dealing with a variety of communication disorders - obtain the experience in an accredited college or university, in a cooperating program of an accredited college or university, or in another program approved by the board
The Board requires written evidence that the person has obtained professional experience for full licensure as a speech-language pathologist. Before beginning the supervised professional experience, the applicant shall obtain a conditional license.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Speech and Hearing Professionals Board
77 South High Street
Suite 1659
Columbus, Ohio 43215
(614) 466-3145
https://shp.ohio.gov/home
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Speech-Language Pathology - Clinical Fellow (CF) license from Oklahoma. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 03/30/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet field placement requirements for licensure in this location, an individual must successfully complete: - four hundred (400) clock hours of supervised clinical practicum, of which at least 375 must be in direct client/patient contact and 25 in clinical observation that are provided by the educational institution or by one of its cooperating programs - at least 325 of the 400 clock hours must be completed while the applicant is engaged in graduate study in a program accredited in speech language pathology by the Council on Academic Accreditation in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology
Each speech-language pathology applicant shall submit evidence (Clinical Fellowship Form) of no less than thirty-six (36) weeks of successful, full time, paid, clinical fellowship obtained under the supervision of one or more practitioners who meet the requirements for supervision of clinical fellows.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
OBESPA
3700 N. Classen Blvd, Suite 248
Oklahoma City, OK. 73118
(405) 524-4955
https://oklahoma.gov/obespa.html
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Conditional Speech-Language Pathologist license from Oregon. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 03/26/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet field placement requirements for licensure in this location, an individual must successfully complete: - a clinical practicum of 400 clock hours, of which 25 must be observational hours and 375 must be direct clinical interaction
The Board requires a supervised clinical experience, a minimum of 35 hours per week for 36 weeks of practice, or its equivalent, for a total of not less than 1,260 hours, for full licensure as a speech-language pathologist.
As of the most recent review, there are no identified exam requirements for this license in this location, however, the exam is required for full licensure. For full licensure, the Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Board of Examiners for Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology
800 NE Oregon Street
Suite 407
Portland, OR 97232
(971)-673-0220
https://www.oregon.gov/bspa/pages/index.aspx
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Provisional Speech-Language Pathologist license from Pennsylvania. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/10/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet the training requirements, one must submit documentation acceptable to the licensing board of the completion of at least three hours of approved child abuse recognition and reporting training.
The Board requires a supervised professional experience for full licensure as a speech-language pathologist. The applicant shall begin the supervised professional experience within 4 years of conferral of the degree and complete no less than 1,260 hours in no less than 9 months, but no more than 2 years.
As of the most recent review, there are no identified exam requirements for this license in this location, however, the exam is required for full licensure. For full licensure, the Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
State Board of Examiners in Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology
P.O. Box 2649
Harrisburg, PA 17105-2649
1-833-367-2762
https://www.pa.gov/agencies/dos/department-and-offices/bpoa/boards-commissions/speech-language-pathology-and-audiology
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Speech-Language Pathologist license from Puerto Rico. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/01/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Examining Board of Speech-Language Pathologists, Audiologists, Speech Therapists of Puerto Rico
State Road No. 8838, Km. 6.3
Rio Piedras Sector, Monacillos Ward,
San Juan, PR 00918
Phone: 787-765-2929
https://www.salud.pr.gov/CMS/338
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a credential/license from Republic of Palau. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 03/24/2026, this program content does not meet the educational requirements for licensure in this state and is restricted for enrollment.
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Republic of Palau Ministry of Health and Human Services
1 Hospital Rd
Koror, Palau 96940
680-488-2552
https://www.palaugov.pw/executive-branch/ministries/health/
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Provisional Speech-Language Pathologist license from Rhode Island. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/10/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet field placement requirements for licensure in this location, an individual must successfully complete: - a supervised clinical-practicum experiences from an educational institution or its cooperating programs in accordance with the current, minimum requirements for the certificate of clinical competence issued by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) or other national accrediting association as may be approved by the board
A provisional license for the clinical fellow shall be required in speech language pathology for the period of postgraduate professional experience. The content of the supervised postgraduate professional experience shall meet the standards of a trainee or fellow of speech pathology as required by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) or other national accrediting association as may be approved by the Board.
As of the most recent review, there are no identified exam requirements for this license in this location, however, the exam is required for full licensure. For full licensure, the Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Rhode Island Department of Health
3 Capitol Hill
Providence, RI 02908
401-222-5960
https://health.ri.gov/licensing/speech-language-pathologistsaudiologists?id=246
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Speech-Language Pathologist Intern license from South Carolina. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/10/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
A speech-language pathology or audiology intern license must be issued to an applicant who has not passed the examination or lacks the supervised professional employment. (SPE). The SPE should consist of not less than 1,260 hours and must be completed within one (1) year or less from the date that it begins unless renewed in accordance with statute.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Board of Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology
110 Centerview Dr
Columbia, SC 29210
(803) 896-4655
https://llr.sc.gov/aud/
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Provisional Speech-Language Pathologist license from South Dakota. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/02/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet field placement requirements for licensure in this location, an individual must successfully complete: - a supervised clinical practicum experience from an educational institution or its cooperating programs
The Board requires supervised postgraduate professional experience for full licensure as a Speech-Language Pathologist in this location. The supervised postgraduate professional comprises three segments. Each segment requires the supervisor provide six hours of direct observation of the provisional licensee and six hours of indirect observation of the provisional licensee. If a provisional licensee has more than one supervisor, the supervisors must coordinate to collectively complete the provisional licensee’s observation hours.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
South Dakota Board of Examiners for Speech-Language Pathology
810 North Main Street
Suite 298
Spearfish, SD 57783
(605) 642-1600
https://doh.sd.gov/licensing-and-records/boards/speech-language-pathology/
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Provisional Speech-Language Pathologist license from Tennessee. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/10/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet field placement requirements for licensure in this location, an individual must successfully complete: - a minimum of four hundred (400) clock hours of supervised clinical experience (practicum) with individuals having a variety of communications disorders, as required by ASHA, the experience shall be obtained through an accredited institution which is recognized by ASHA
A clinical fellowship is required for full licensure as a speech-language pathologist in this location. Clinical Fellows must hold a provisional license and must work under the supervision of a Tennessee Licensed or ASHA Certified Speech Language Pathologist.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS). Additionally, the Board requires the successful completion of the jurisprudence exam.
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Board of Communication Disorders and Sciences
665 Mainstream Drive
2nd Floor
Nashville, TN 37243
(615) 741-5735
https://www.tn.gov/health/licensure/cds.html
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Intern in Speech-Language Pathology license from Texas. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/02/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet field placement requirements for licensure in this location, an individual must successfully complete: - 400 clock hours
An applicant must have completed an internship for full licensure as a Speech-Language Pathologist. The internship consists of thirty-six (36) weeks of full-time supervised professional experience (thirty-five (35) hours per week) totaling a minimum of 1,260 hours, or its part-time equivalent, of supervised professional experience in which clinical work has been accomplished in speech-language pathology. Professional experience of less than five hours per week cannot be used to meet the minimum 1,260 hours, but the professional experience still must be supervised by a licensed speech-language pathologist.
To meet the exam requirements for the Speech-Language Pathology Assistant license in Texas, an individual must: - successfully complete the Texas Jurisprudence Examination
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists)
PO Box 12157
Austin, TX 78711
(512) 463-6599
https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/slpa/
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Temporary Speech-Language Pathologist license from Utah. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/01/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
The division may issue a temporary license to an applicant who is practicing speech-language pathology in a year of clinical fellowship. The clinical fellowship must consist of at least one academic year of professional experience, at least 30 hours per week, of direct clinical experience.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Utah Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing
P.O. Box 146741
Salt Lake City, UT, 84114-6741
801-530-6628
https://commerce.utah.gov/dopl/audiology/
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Provisional Speech-Language Pathologist license from Vermont. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/10/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet field placement requirements for licensure in this location, an individual must successfully complete: - a supervised clinical practicum
To meet the requirements for full licensure as a speech-language pathologist in this location, an individual must complete a period of postgraduate professional training.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Vermont Secretary of State
89 Main Street
Montpelier, VT 05602
802-828-1505
https://sos.vermont.gov/speech-language-pathologist
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a credential/license from Virgin Islands. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 03/24/2026, this program content does not meet the educational requirements for licensure in this state and is restricted for enrollment.
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Government of the U.S. Virgin Islands Department of Licensing and Consumer Affairs
Golden Rock Shopping Center
3000 Estate Golden Rock, Suite 9
St. Croix, VI 00820
Phone: (340) 713-DLCA (3522)
https://www.dlca.vi.gov/boardcertifications/
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Provisional Speech-Language Pathologist license from Virginia. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/10/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
An applicant may be issued a provisional license in order to obtain clinical experience for initial licensure in this location.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Department of Health Professions
Perimeter Center
9960 Mayland Drive, Suite 300
Henrico, Virginia 23233-1463
(804) 597-4132
https://www.dhp.virginia.gov/Boards/aslp/
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Speech-Language Pathologist - Interim permit from Washington. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/06/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
The Board requires completion of postgraduate professional work experience for full licensure as a speech-language pathologist in this location. Postgraduate professional work experience must be in the field of speech-language pathology and must be completed over a minimum of 36 weeks of full-time experience, or a part-time equivalent.
The Board requires the successful completion of the jurisprudence examination for this license. For full licensure, the Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Washington State Department of Health
Town Center 2
111 Israel Rd. S.E.
Tumwater, WA 98501
360-236-4700
https://doh.wa.gov/licenses-permits-and-certificates/professions-new-renew-or-update
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Provisional Speech-Language Pathologist license from West Virginia. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/10/2026, this program content does not meet the educational requirements for licensure in this state and is restricted for enrollment.
To meet field placement requirements for licensure in this location, an individual must successfully complete: - a minimum of 400 clock hours to complete the academic clinical practicum requirement • at least 20 of the 400 hours shall be in Audiology
The purpose of the post-graduate professional experience (PPE) is to permit a provisional licensee to practice speech-language pathology while working under the supervision of a person fully licensed by the board in the area in which licensure is sought. The type and amount of experience which is acceptable during the postgraduate professional experience is defined as no less than nine months of full-time professional employment (a minimum of 30 hours per week).
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS). Also, the Board requires the successful completion of the jurisprudence examination.
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
West Virginia Board of Examiners for Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology
99 Edmiston Way
Box 11, Suite 214
Buckhannon, WV 26201
304-473-4289
https://www.wvspeechandaudiology.com/
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Temporary Speech-Language Pathologist license from Wisconsin. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 03/26/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
To meet field placement requirements for licensure in this location, an individual must successfully complete: - a supervised clinical practicum and received a master's degree in speech-language pathology from a college or university approved by the board
Every applicant for licensure as a speech-language pathologist shall submit evidence of a postgraduate clinical fellowship in speech-language pathology approved by the Board. "Postgraduate clinical fellowship" means a program approved by the board consisting of a minimum of 9 months of supervised clinical practice in speech-language pathology provided in the work setting to which an applicant is seeking licensure.
If applying for a temporary license to practice speech-language pathology, an application to take the next available examination for licensure as a speech-language pathologist is required. The PRAXIS is required by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) and is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Hearing and Speech Examining Board
DSPS
4822 Madison Yards Way
Madison, WI 53705
(608) 266-2112
https://dsps.wi.gov/Pages/Professions/SpeechLanguagePathologist/Default.aspx
The information below pertains to individuals intending to obtain a Provisional Speech-Language Pathologist license from Wyoming. It will inform you of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for this license in this state. This does not pertain to any other license issued by the state. Please be advised that state regulations and processes can change at any time, individuals are encouraged to monitor the state requirements for licensure throughout their education to ensure that the program will meet their intended career goals.
Based upon a review of the state’s regulations on 04/06/2026, this program appears to meet the educational requirements to directly certify for licensure in this state.
An applicant may seek initial licensure if the applicant completes their clinical fellowship year and meets the requirements for initial licensure as a Speech-Language Pathologist in this location.
The Board requires the successful completion of the examination approved by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (www.asha.org). The PRAXIS examination is offered through the National Teachers Examinations, Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Licensure and certification requirements vary by state and may differ based upon the prior education and experience of the individual. Students are advised to contact the agency in the state in which they intend to pursue licensure to determine/confirm whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in that state. If you wish to review your state’s licensure and certification requirements, the agency contact in your current location is:
Wyoming State Board of Examiners of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology
2001 Capitol Avenue
Room 127
Cheyenne WY 82002
(307) 777-3628
https://speech.wyo.gov/
