Florida Speech Language Pathology Master’s Programs
Helping people as a speech language pathology (SLP) professional may be a rewarding and challenging career for those interested. While everyone’s path is different, many people choose to earn a master’s degree in speech pathology. With on-campus and online Florida speech therapy programs, the choice of where and how is yours.
Emerson College • Boston, MA
Master of Science in Communication Disorders
Enrollment Type
Full-Time and Part-Time
Length of Program
As few as 20 months
Credits
72
Admission Requirements
- Official Transcripts
- Résumé
- Letters of Recommendation
- Essay
- Interview
Pepperdine University • Malibu, CA
Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology
Enrollment Type
Full-Time and Part-Time
Length of Program
20-32 Months
Credits
53
Admission Requirements
- Completed undergraduate degree (BA/BS), with an overall GPA of 3.000 or higher.
- Official transcripts for all previous college coursework.
- Completion of required foundational courses in communicative disorders.
- Applicants who have not completed the required foundational courses may be admitted to complete those courses in advance of full admission to the program.
- Three letters of recommendation by people familiar with your background and potential for success as a speech-language pathologist
- Statement of interest
Find the Best Florida Speech Pathology Program for You
If you’re thinking about applying to a speech language master’s program from a Florida-based school, several on-campus and online options exist throughout the state.
To determine which is the best one for you, you may want to consider various factors starting with accreditation by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) (ASHA). This national recognition helps ensure the program provides a high-quality educational experience that prepares you for entry into the field of speech language pathology. All Florida speech therapy programs listed below are ASHA accredited.
The requirements for an SLP license vary by state. In Florida, applicants must meet the educational requirements of an approved program and complete an approved supervised clinical practicum totaling at least 300 clock hours of supervised experience, with at least 200 of those hours in speech-language pathology. For full, current requirements, visit the Florida Board of Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology.
Review a program’s admission requirements and curriculum to help determine if the coursework aligns with your interests, and explore tuition costs and financial aid opportunities if necessary. Based on these factors and your career goals, becoming an SLP professional may be worth the time and money investment.
Emerson College • Boston, MA
Master of Science in Communication Disorders
Enrollment Type
Full-Time and Part-Time
Length of Program
As few as 20 months
Credits
72
Admission Requirements
- Official Transcripts
- Résumé
- Letters of Recommendation
- Essay
- Interview
Pepperdine University • Malibu, CA
Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology
Enrollment Type
Full-Time and Part-Time
Length of Program
20-32 Months
Credits
53
Admission Requirements
- Completed undergraduate degree (BA/BS), with an overall GPA of 3.000 or higher.
- Official transcripts for all previous college coursework.
- Completion of required foundational courses in communicative disorders.
- Applicants who have not completed the required foundational courses may be admitted to complete those courses in advance of full admission to the program.
- Three letters of recommendation by people familiar with your background and potential for success as a speech-language pathologist
- Statement of interest
Information last updated: February 2026