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Get certified in Dyslexia Support

This program is designed to enhance the skills and expertise of educators, clinicians, and speech-language pathologists, better equipping them to serve individuals with dyslexia in various fields.

Overview

This fully online certificate can be taken concurrently with or following a [bachelor's/graduate] degree and is available for students or graduates from any university. It is offered by the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders (College of Arts and Sciences) in partnership with the School of Teaching, Learning and Educational Sciences (College of Education and Human Sciences). 

 

The program requires 17 credits of coursework outlined below. It can be completed in as little as a year, or you can take longer. Some classes meet synchronously and others are asynchronous. 

 

Coursework

Course #

Course Title

Credits

Course schedule

CDIS 4542/5542*

Intro to Dyslexia

2

Fall

CDIS 4552/5552*

Language Processing for Reading and Writing

2

Fall

CIED 3293/5893

Reading Processes and Practices

Or: CIED 3293 Teaching Reading in the Elementary and Middle School

3

Fall

SPED 5673

Improving Literacy Skills of Individuals with Disabilities

3

Fall

CDIS 4562/5562*

Dyslexia and the Brain

2

Spring

CDIS 4572/5572*

Assessment of Dyslexia

2

Spring

CIED 5493

Multisensory Phonics Instruction

3

Summer four-week session

 

Total credits

17

 

*Grad and undergrad students meet together with additional paper/project for grad credit.

 

Admissions Requirements and Deadlines

Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. Applicants will be notified of admission status within four to six weeks of submission.

 

To apply for the program, submit the following:

  • Graduate College application
  • Transcripts from all previously attended institutions (undergraduate degree completed or in progress from an accredited university with a minimum 3.0 GPA expected; admission with qualifications may be considered)
  • Academic vita/resume
  • Personal goal statement (approx. 250 words)

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Cost and Assistance

Tuition and fee details are available on the OSU Office of the Bursar site.

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Cost estimates do not include textbooks or exam proctoring fees. Cost will vary if coursework is not fully completed online. Active-duty military may qualify for resident tuition rate. Full Disclaimer

 

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