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Indiana Speech Pathology Master’s Programs
If you live in or near the Hoosier State, you can choose from a variety of speech pathology master’s programs in Indiana, including a few that were recently launched.
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
Which Speech Pathology Master’s Program in Indiana Is Right for You?
Graduating from an accredited speech pathology/speech therapy program in Indiana will help you meet Indiana’s SLP licensing requirements. To become a licensed speech-language pathologist in Indiana, you will need to successfully complete:
- A master’s degree in speech-language pathology
- 400 clock hours of supervised clinical experience
- A clinical fellowship
- A passing score on the ETS Praxis exam
- Indiana’s jurisprudence exam
- A criminal background check
This information was gathered from ASHA’s Indiana state information page and reviewed in April 2026. Licensing requirements can change, so always check with the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency for the most current information and any additional requirements for SLP licensure.
When looking for a speech therapy program in Indiana, you should consider many factors. Look for an accredited program that offers strong clinical placement opportunities and advising for the clinical fellowship process.
If you’re interested in a specialized track, such as bilingual speech-language pathology or a pathway that supports future doctoral study, explore Indiana SLP master’s programs that clearly offer those options. Not every SLP program in Indiana has specialized options or doctoral programs.
You may also be interested in the funding opportunities that speech pathology programs in Indiana may offer to master’s-level students. Refer to individual institutions for this information. You can also inquire about scholarships or about working as a research assistant to help pay for your education.
Each program has its own strengths, so you may want to explore them until you find one that meets your needs. You can also consider online programs if on-campus programs aren’t a good match for you. Only you can decide if a speech pathology/speech therapy program in Indiana is right for you.
The following is a list of accredited programs.
Information last updated in April 2026
Note: The school’s website is always the best source of up-to-date information.