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Core-SLP Program Fees
The tuition rates for the Master's of Science degree in the Core Speech-Language Pathology program are established by the Office of the Vice Provost for Planning and Budget at the University of Washington. Students in the CoreSLP program are eligible for all graduate student services, including financial aid, campus healthcare, housing, insurance, etc.
1) Tuition
Tuition costs (tuition) depend on residency status. In accordance with the laws of Washington State, "in state students" are charged a different credit hour rate than "out-of-state" students. Please note that this instructional fee does not include the cost of textbooks or materials and is subject to change.
2) University Fees
UW graduate students are responsible for the following University fees:
- Building fee - A fee paid to offset security, maintenance and utilities.
- Technology fee - This fee supports the improvement of technology used by students at the University of Washington campuses. The Student Technology Fee Committee determines the expenditure of this fee. Students at the UW lead the committee which allocates money for technology resources for general student use. The fee is paid quarterly.
- Services & Activities (S&A) fee - This fee supports student activities and programs such as ASUW & GPSS Activities, Student Publications, Student Loan Fund, Hall Health Primary Care Center, recreational sports programs, childcare, student legal services, Ethnic Cultural Center and Student Union facilities. The fee is paid quarterly.
3) Departmental Fees
Speech & Hearing Sciences graduate students are responsible for the following mandatory fees:
- Immunization fee – All graduate students are required to participate in the Health Sciences Immunization Program provided through the UW Medicine Hall Health Primary Care Center. This program requires students to complete a review of their immunization history at the University Immunization Clinic and obtain all required immunizations there, in order to ensure students and their clients are adequately protected. The one-time fee is paid at the start of the program.
- Background check fee – Graduate students are required to complete and successfully pass a national background check as a condition of admission. The fee is paid prior to starting the program and the background check is valid for 2 years.
CoreSLP Program Fee Summary (Tuition and Program fees are subject to change)
| In-State Students |
2009-10 |
2010-11 |
| Instructional Fee – Tuition (A,W, Sp, Su) |
$13,409 |
$14,407 |
| University Building fee |
$407 |
$439 |
| University Technology fee |
$171 |
$178 |
| University Service and Activities fee |
$443 |
$455 |
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$ 14,430 |
$15,479 |
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| Out-of-State Students |
2009-10 |
2010-11 |
| Instructional fee – Tuition (A, W, Sp, Su) |
$31,564 |
$33,920 |
| University Building fee |
$956 |
$1,027 |
| University Technology fee |
$171 |
$178 |
| University Service and Activities fee |
$448 |
$455 |
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$33,139 |
$35,580 |
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| Mandatory Department Requirements |
One time |
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| Immunization fee |
$275 |
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| Background check fee |
$69 |
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$344 |
Financial Assistance
All admitted, matriculated graduate students at the University of Washington are eligible for financial aid services.
We encourage students to investigate sources of financial aid and submit financial aid applications as early as possible. Visit the University of Washington Office of Financial Aid web site for general information about financing your education, or contact the office directly at osfa@u.washington.edu or 206-543-6101.
Possible Funding Sources
University of Washington / Graduate School Funding Sources
| Type |
Contact & Information |
Need-based Financial Aid
- State Loans
- Federal Loans
- Work Study
- Tuition Waivers
- Grants
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UW Financial Aid Office
Student can apply for Federally funded loans and work study by submitting the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) |
Graduate Student Service Appointments
- Teaching Assistantships (TA)
- Research Assistantships (RA)
- Top Scholar Award
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Graduate School Fellowship & Assistantship Division
Graduate Student Service Appointments
Some qualified students may be eligible for TA or RA positions outside the Department of Speech & Hearing Sciences. Funds are made available through tuition waivers & monthly stipends.
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UW Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities (LEND) Program Scholarships & Stipends
At the UW Center for Human Development and Disability (CHDD)
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Dr. Truman E. Coggins, Graduate Program Coordinator
tec@u.washington.edu
The UW Lend program is a graduate interdisciplinary training program which prepares health professionals for leadership roles in providing care for children with neurodevelopmental disabilities and their families. The LEND program at CHDD is one of 36 LEND programs in the United States funded by the Maternal and Child Health Bureau.
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| UW Academic Student Employment |
Human Resources Student Employment
Student Employment Links
Many departments on the UW campus employee students in hourly positions (non-TA or RA positions) that offer a convenient, on-campus work environment, flexible hours, and competitive pay. The Human Resources web site and Graduate School web site have information on campus employment opportunities
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| Graduate Opportunities & Minority Achievement Program (GO-MAP) |
Students are admitted by the Graduate Program Coordinator. |
Department of Speech & Hearing Science Funding Sources
| Type |
Contact & Information |
| Graduate Teaching Assistantships (TA) and Research Assistantships (RA) |
Dr. Truman E. Coggins, Graduate Program Coordinator tec@u.washington.edu
TA and RA appointments are granted by department faculty. Funds are made available through monthly stipend.
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| Scholarships |
Dr. Truman E. Coggins, Graduate Program Coordinator
tec@u.washington.edu
Several privately funded and department scholarships are available to students:
- Core SLP Recruitment Scholarships
- Palmer Endowed Graduate Fund
- Minifie Endowed Graduate Fund
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Outside Funding Sources
| Type |
Contact & Information |
| Outside grants and scholarships |
Grants and Funding Information Service (GFIS)
GFIS provides graduate students attending the UW with help identifying funding sources through workshops and individual consultations.
For your information, below are several outside awards of which we are aware.
American Speech Language Hearing (ASHA) Foundation Graduate Scholarships
For full-time Masters students in speech-pathology or audiology:
- $5000 Graduate Student Scholarships
- $5000 Student with a Disability Scholarship
- $5000 Minority Student Scholarship
- $5000 International Student Scholarship
- $2000 Student Research Grant in Early Childhood Language Development
For student to conduct research for 1-year proposed study
American Speech Language Hearing Association (ASHA) Awards
- Students Preparing for Academic & Research Careers (SPARC) Awards
$1500 for 1st year Masters students. See their web site at: http://www.asha.org/students/awards.htm#sparc
InSpeech, Inc. Scholarship
- InSpeech Speech Language Scholarship
$2500 for Masters students who begin their careers with InSpeech. See their web site at:
http://www.inspeech.net/Scholarship/default.aspx
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| Private loans |
UW Financial Aid Office
Private Loans
Private Education or Alternative Education Loans can be used to help pay tuition costs when other financial aid awards are not enough.
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| Special Education Employment Konsortium (SEEK) |
SEEK provides tuition assistance and paid internships for students planning a public schools career.
- $5,000 tuition assistance, first year students (renewable)
- $8,000 paid internship, second year students
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How to apply for Federal Loans & Work Study
To apply for a Federal Stafford Direct Loan, fill out a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) on line at www.fafsa.ed.gov or on paper and submit it to the address included on the application. If you are offered admission to the MedSLP Program and your FAFSA is approved, the University of Washington will send you a financial aid eligibility letter and a promissory note asking how much you wish to borrow. You will need the University of Washington’s federal financial aid code for the FAFSA: 003798.
Where to get financial aid applications
The paper edition of the FAFSA can be obtained from the University of Washington’s Office of Student Financial Aid:
Office of Student Financial Aid
University of Washington
Box 355880, Seattle, WA 98195-5880
Phone: (206) 543-6101
Email: osfa@u.washington.edu
Web: www.washington.edu/students/osfa
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