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How Do I Get Started?

Please contact Dr. Shannon Salley, Coordinator of SLP Online, at salleysw@longwood.edu with any questions.

 

Tuition and Fees Policy

Tuition and fee information as well as instructions for payment is available at:

http://www.longwood.edu/studentaccounts/20960.htm

 

Registration Process

  • The registration process is currently under construction but will be available before summer registration begins.  Please check back in March for more information and further instructions.  Registration for SLP Online courses for the summer and fall semesters will begin Monday, April 9, 2012.

 

Important Information Regarding Course Prerequisites

The following courses offered as part of the SLPonline program have pre-requisites and will require an additional step to register for if the pre-requisite courses were not taken at Longwood. 

  • If the pre-requisites were taken at Longwood, you will not need to submit proof of having the pre-requisite.
  • If the pre-requisites were not taken at Longwood, you will need to submit a transcript (unofficial or official) from the college where you took the pre-requisite course PRIOR to being allowed to enroll.

CSDS 313 (Anatomy and Physiology of the Speech and Hearing Mechanism) - Pre-requisite BIOL 101

CSDS 314 (Phonology and Language Disorders) - Pre-requisites CSDS 285 and 307

CSDS 361 (Audiology) - Pre-requisite CSDS 313

CSDS 450 (Speech Science) - Pre-requisites CSDS 307, 313 and 361

CSDS 455 (Neurology for Human Communication) - Pre-requisite CSDS 313

 

  Billing

  • After you receive your Longwood credentials from the Help Desk, visit https://my.longwood.edu to access your bill (choose the student tab and scroll to the financial section to see your bill and pay by credit card, if desired).
  • Longwood sends eBills to your Longwood email account. Please check your Longwood email frequently for official notices. Email is the official method of communication from Longwood to all students.
  • Check https://my.longwood.edu to see your registration status.

 

Add/Drop and Withdrawal Period

 

About 1% of Americans stutter, with boys being 3 times more likely than girls to do so. Many people who stutter have a family history of the disorder.

 

The National Institutes of Health estimate that 42 million Americans, or one out of every 6 persons, have a communication disorder.