Apply to Au.D. Program

Application Procedures for the AuD Program

The university deadline for admission to the fall semester is January 15 for US applicants. International applicants must apply through the Office of International Services and have an application deadline of January 1. We only consider applications for the spring and summer semesters under certain circumstances (e.g., transfer students and those who have completed previous AuD coursework). Please contact the coordinator of the AuD program, jjlentz @ indiana.edu (Dr Jennifer Lentz), if you would like to apply to a different semester or if you have specific questions regarding the application process.

To Apply

Indiana University recommends that you apply on-line through the application portal. If you are unable to apply online, a paper application can be found on the same website.

The Department of Speech and Hearing Sciences requires the following to be included in your application:

1. Three letters of recommendation from individuals who are familiar with your ability to do scholarly work. With the online application, recommendation writers can submit their letters online.
2. The application fee to be paid by credit card with online application
3. A 300-500 word statement of purpose
4. Two copies of an official transcript of all previous college and university work
5. One official copy of GRE test scores.

If you decide to apply with a paper application or if you have letters of recommendation that are completed on the hard copy form, please submit those materials to:

Kimberly S. Elkins
Administrative Secretary
Speech & Hearing Sciences
200 S. Jordan Avenue
Bloomington, IN 47405-7002
(812) 855-4202
(812) 855-5531 Fax

Admission Guidelines

1. Completion of a bachelor's degree from an accredited university in any one of several fields, including, but not restricted to, speech and hearing sciences, psychology, biology, physics, or engineering, with a GPA of at least 3.0
2. Have taken the GRE. Admission is competitive and so the minimum GPA/GRE that provides for admission into the program varies from year to year.

AuD Admissions Statistics 2010-2012

Year	Number of Applications	Number Admitted	GPA of Admitted students	Verbal GRE of Admitted students	Quantitative GRE of Admitted students	Number of students enrolled
2010	55	41	3.50	493	602	11
2011	57	30	3.59	494	646	9
2012	71	39	3.66	153	152.1	14
3-year Average	61	37	3.58			11

Graduation Statistics

AuD Graduation for years 2009-2011
Year	Number of graduates	% degree completion	Median Praxis Score (Range)	Number of students taking Praxis	% Passing Praxis	Number of students employed 1 year after graduation	% Graduate students employed
2009	10	80	640 (610-690)	10	100	10	100
2010	12	92	640 (640-690)	12	100	12	100
2011	11	91	640 (600-670)	11	100	11	100