Speech-language pathology programs in Spokane

2 programs open to the public. Each shows its length, cost and format as the school publishes them, what backs it, and a link to enroll. 21 open speech therapy jobs on the board now.

Who approves these programs

Who approves these: Washington licenses speech-language pathologists: a master's degree from an approved program with supervised clinical practicum, supervised work after graduation, and the national Praxis exam (RCW 18.35.040; WAC 246-828-020). Idaho's Speech, Hearing and Communication Services Licensure Board (DOPL) asks the same (Idaho Code 54-2913). Washington certifies SLP assistants who finish an SLPA associate program, or a bachelor's in speech and hearing, plus 100 supervised hours (WAC 246-828-617); Idaho licenses them with an associate degree from an accredited SLPA program and an exam (Idaho Code 54-2915). Every master's program here is accredited by ASHA's Council on Academic Accreditation (CAA). Source: RCW 18.35.040.

Checked Sep 29, 2026 against ASHA's EdFind program listings and each school's own page. Dates, costs and approvals change: confirm with the program before you pay. A listing isn't an endorsement, and schools don't pay to be listed here.

Programs open to the public

In alphabetical order by school.

  • Eastern Washington University

    Master of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders (speech-language pathology)

    Where
    Spokane, WA
    How it's taught
    In person
    Length
    About 5 semesters (71 semester credits)
    Cost
    Ask the school

    Apply through CSDCAS by January 15 for a fall start; the target class size is 26. EWU also offers a post-baccalaureate program in communication sciences and disorders.

    CAA-accredited (2019-2027), per ASHA's EdFind listing and EWU's catalog.

  • Washington State University (Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine)

    Master of Science in Speech and Hearing Sciences (MS SHS)

    Where
    Spokane, WA
    How it's taught
    In person (WSU Health Sciences Spokane campus)
    Length
    2 years (68-72 credits, including a summer session)
    Cost
    Ask the school

    Apply through CSDCAS by January 15 for a fall start. WSU has a post-baccalaureate program for people whose bachelor's isn't in speech and hearing sciences.

    CAA-accredited (2020-2028), per ASHA's EdFind listing and WSU's page.

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