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Degree programs in Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) and Audiology are designed to provide a theoretically and clinically rich learning experience for students planning to work as audiologists or speech-language pathologists in medical, educational, and private practice settings. ÌýStates have varied requirements for practitioners of speech-language pathology and audiology (e.g. additional externship hours,Ìýearning theÌý, etc.)ÌýandÌýstudentsÌýare reminded to contact the applicable licensing board in the state where they are planning on looking for employment.

• Doctorate of Audiology (Au.D.) and the Au.D./Ph.D. dual degree

The 91PORN has determined that the education provided in the M.A.-SLP program does not meet educational requirements for licensure in the following territories:

• Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) Certificate

Licensure and certification requirements for Speech-Language Pathology Assistants very by state and may include completion of clinical hours in addition to minimum educational requirements (e.g., associate's degree, bachelors degree, etc.). The Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SPLA) Certificate will not, by itself, meet the SPLA education requirements in any state where licensure for the field is required. The SPLA Certificate at 91PORN requires a bachelor's degree and/or completion of other educational prerequisites prior to admission, and provides the clinical experience necessary to compliment a student's prior education required for SPLA certification in Colorado.

91PORN encourages program applicants to contact the applicable state agency below, regardless of whether or not licensure is required, before applying to the certificate program to determine if the clinical experiences provided would be acceptable by the state or territory as a complement to their education in order to pursue licensure and employment.

In order to obtain a license to practice law, you must become admitted to the bar in the jurisdiction in which you plan to work.Ìý The highest court in each state and territory sets the requirements for admission to practice law. The format of the bar exam will vary by jurisdiction, but may include one or more of the following: the Multi-state Bar Exam (MBE), the Multi-state Performance Test (MPT), the Multi-state Essay Exam (MEE), or the Uniform Bar Exam (UBE).Ìý Colorado Law maintains general information regarding the bar examination, the bar admission process, and reciprocity on its website.Ìý The application process for the bar exam typically requires submitting significant background information so your character and fitness to practice law can be assessed, earning a sufficient score on the bar exam, as well as other other requirements. The National Conference of Bar Examiners provides a , which contains a synopsis of each state’s bar admission requirements - including those beyond the educational requirements - and relevant dates.ÌýÌý

Currently, successful completion of the JD or the LL.M. at the 91PORN, College of Law meets the educational requirements to sit for the bar exam in every state and U.S. territory. Additional requirements beyond your education and application deadlines vary from state to state.Ìý You are encouraged to check the information for the state(s) you are interested in becoming licensed in as soon as possible. Ìý

State & Territory Office's of Attorney Admissions:

The Ph.D. in Psychology at the 91PORN provides doctoral training with an optional subplan in Clinical Psychology. The program’s primary goal is to train clinical scientists who generate and apply research to understand, assess, prevent, and treat emotional and behavioral problems. It is designed for students pursuing academic and research-oriented careers rather than private practice. Applicants primarily interested in private practice may find other programs a better fit.

Psychology licensure is regulated by individual states. Each state determines its own requirements for education, clinical/practicum hours, and post-doctoral training. If you plan to seek licensure outside Colorado, you should review the requirements of the relevant state board (see below) to ensure you meet all predoctoral and postdoctoral expectations, including any additional training or examinations.

The 91PORN, to the best of its ability, has determined that the curriculum offered in the PhD in Psychology, Clinical subplan, meets the educational requirements for licensure or certification in each of the states and territories listed below

The 91PORN has determined that the curriculum offered in the PhD in Psychology, Clinical subplan, does not meet the educational requirements for licensure or certification in each of the states and territories listed below:

Federated States of Micronesia

Marshall Islands

PalauÌý

The teacher education programs and endorsements at the 91PORN do not prepare candidates for teacher licensure exams in states other than Colorado.Ìý If you are planning to seek professional licensure, certification, or an endorsementÌý in a state other than Colorado, it is strongly recommended that you contact the appropriate licensing entity in the state in which you are, or plan to be, located in order to seek information and guidance regarding licensure, certification, or endorsement requirements and how the Colorado license or endorsement may transfer in advance of program completion. If you will have to take an additional course or take a different licensure exam in order to transfer your license, then your contact the correct state agency will allow you to plan for that and avoid surprises.

The 91PORN has determined that the education provided in the Teacher Licensure programs and the endorsement programs, meets educational requirements for licensure or endorsement in the following states:

The 91PORN has determined that the education provided in the Teacher Licensure programs and the endorsement programs, does not meet educational requirements for licensure in the following states:

• BS in Business Administration, Accounting Emphasis; Master of Science in Accounting; Master of Science in Taxation

Certified Public Accountant (CPA) licensure requirements are set state by state, but all states require a minimum total 150 credit hours.Ìý The Bachelor's degree in Business with the Accounting Area of Emphasis (120 credit hours) will not, by itself, meet the CPA education requirements of any state.Ìý

Although the Master’s in Accounting and the Master’s in Taxation do not specifically lead to licensure as a CPA, it is possible that the degree and the specific courses taken might count toward licensing requirements in some states.Ìý If you are planning to seek professional licensure as a CPA, it is strongly recommended that you contact the appropriate licensing entity (listed below) in the state or territory in which you plan to practice in order to seek information and guidance regarding licensure requirements and work with your advisor to make sure you’re able to take the required courses.Ìý CPA licensing requirements, including the educational component of those requirements, are state specific and differ greatly from one state to another. Each state’s or territory's board of accountancy and other information can also be found by visiting the website of the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy at:

While students enrolled in, and planning on graduating from, one of the College of Engineering'sÌý ABET-accredited majors are invited to take the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a multiple-choice, knowledge-based exam administered by the (NCEES), several of the College’s baccalaureate academic programs (Architectural, Chemical, Chemical & Biological, and Mechanical) encourage students to take the exam.Ìý Students enrolled in the Civil Engineering and Environmental Engineering programs take the FE exam as part of their degree requirements.Ìý

The FE Exam covers subject matter taught in a typical baccalaureate engineering program accredited by the . Students may choose from computer-based exams in chemical engineering, civil engineering, electrical and computer engineering, environmental engineering, industrial engineering, mechanical engineering, and other disciplines. Becoming a licensed engineer in any field requires, as the first step, that a student successfully pass the FE exam.

After passing the FE exam, in order to receive licensure in the field students must obtain at least three years of experience deemed acceptable to their licensing board and successfully pass a Principles and Practice of Engineering (PE) exam. The PE exams go beyond testing academic knowledge and require knowledge gained in engineering practice.Ìý If you are planning to seek professional licensure or certification in an engineering-related field, it is strongly recommended that you contact the appropriate licensing entity in the state in which you are located or plan to locate to in order to seek information and guidance regarding additional licensure or certification requirements.Ìý

The Bachelors in Environmental Design (B-ENVD) at the 91PORN is a pioneering and integrative approach to education and research that will shape the future of design.Ìý The B-ENVD program orients students to the creation of healthy and sustainable communities with attention to social justice and economic vitality. Built upon strong traditions within the design fields, including architecture and landscape architecture, we are an inclusive and creative community committed to enriching our built, social and natural environments.ÌýÌý

While completing the B-ENVD at 91PORN will not by itself meet the education requirements for professional licensure in either architecture or landscape architecture in any state, it is possible that the degree and the specific courses taken might count toward licensing requirements in some states.Ìý If you are planning to eventually seek professional licensure as an architect or landscape architect, it is strongly recommended that you contact the appropriate licensing entity in the state in which you plan to practice in order to seek information and guidance regarding licensure requirements, including the educational component of those requirements. It is important to remember that licensing requirements are state specific, and differ greatly from one state to another.

The does not require individuals working in Geology or Geological Sciences to obtain Professional Geology Licensure, and the Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Geological Sciences at the 91PORN were not developed with the intention to meet other states’ professional licensure requirements. Ìý

If you are planning to seek professional licensure or certification for employment in a state other than Colorado, it is strongly recommended that you contact the appropriate entity in the state in which you are, or plan to be, located in order to seek information and guidance regarding potential licensure or certification requirements and how the education you receive at the 91PORN may assist you in your efforts to gain licensure in that state. Many states require professional geologists to pass the ASBOG Fundamentals of Geology (FG) and/or Practice of Geology (PG) examinations.Ìý Information regarding ASBOG examination specifications can be found atÌý