Pathology Assistant Programs Online

Chemeketa Community College

• Chemeketa Community College has a speech-language pathology assistant program that offers either a certificate or a degree upon completion; only the certificate program is offered online. Students can complete this program in seven terms if attending part-time. This comprehensive program requires that students take 15 courses in order to obtain their Certificate of Completion. These courses include Learning and Development; Comprehensive Classroom Management; Multicultural Education; Speech Intervention in Children, Adolescents and Adults; and Phonetics for Language.

  Chemeketa Community College
  4000 Lancaster Drive Northeast
  Salem, OR 97309
  503-399-5000
  chemeketa.edu

University of Colorado at Boulder

• The University of Colorado at Boulder offers an online professional certificate program for students who want to become a speech-language pathology assistant. This certificate program meets the requirements for authorization so that students can work in public schools in Colorado. The program is ideal for senior students in an undergraduate program or students who have obtained a bachelor's degree in speech pathology and audiology. Students in this certificate program will take courses that include Introduction to Clinical Practice and Competencies and Strategies for the Speech-Language Pathology Assistant. Students will also be required to participate in an internship for at least 12 hours each week for 180 hours.

  University of Colorado at Boulder
  1505 University Ave.
  178 UCB
  Boulder, CO 80309
  303-492-5148
  colorado.edu

Lake Region State College

• Lake Region State College has an online speech-language pathology assistant program that leads to an associate's degree. Students are accepted into this program in the spring semester of every year and can complete the program in one summer session and four semesters. Prior to acceptance, students must complete the following courses: Introduction to Computers; Human Structure and Function; College Composition; and Survey of Communication Disorders. Once students have been accepted into the program, they will take courses that include Introduction to Speech-Language Pathology; Language Development; Introduction to Articulatory Phonological Disorders; and Anatomy for the Speech-Language Pathology Assistant.

  Lake Region State College
  1801 College Drive North
  Devils Lake, ND 58301
  701-662-1600
  lrsc.edu