Touro College | Speech Language Pathology MS Program NY

Selected Program Statistics

Employment Rates

Employment Rate in Profession
Academic Year	Number of graduates (#)	Percent of graduates (%)
2011/2012	55	100
2010/2011	50	99
2009/2010	46	100
3-year average		100

Praxis Pass Rates

Praxis Examination Pass Rate
Period	Number of students taking the exam	Number of students passed	Pass Rate
2011/2012	46	43	94%
2010/2011	41	40	98%
2009/2010*	52	51	98%
3-year average			96%

*Please note: The first time pass rate for students in the graduating class of 2010 (51 total graduates) was 100%. The average of 98% listed above represents a repeat test taker from a previous graduating class.

Graduation Rates

Graduation Rates
Period	Number completed program within the expected time frame	Number completed later than expected time frame	Number not completing	Percentage completing
2011/2012	54	1	1	98%
2010/2011	48	2	1	98%
2009/2010	45	2	2	96%
3-year average				97%

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