A crucial part of your preparation for becoming a skilled SLP is the real-world exposure and training you'll receive through hands-on clinical experiences. At Boston University, clinical experiences start early and are planned in a way that builds your academic knowledge and skills in a well-structured manner. Some clinical placements you'll experience are part-time, while others are full-time. These placements can take place in a range of settings, including:
- Academic Speech, Language & Hearing Center
- Aural Rehabilitation Services
- Center for Stuttering Therapy
- Language, Literacy, Preschool, and Social Communication Programs
- Voice and Swallow Programs
- Aphasia Resource Center
- Intensive Cognitive and Communicative Rehabilitation Program (ICCR)
- Center for Neurorehabilitation
- Physical Therapy Center
- Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation
- Ryan Center for Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation
- Sargent Choice Nutrition Center
- Vocational Rehabilitation Center
Be prepared to talk to the admissions team about the CEC opportunity that is most interesting to you. Show your enthusiasm and be sure to display an openness to participating in a range of clinical experience opportunities.
