Apply to the Program - Post-Baccalaureate Bridge – Credit Diploma

Apply to Laramie County Community College prior to applying to the SLPA program.  All applicants must apply to LCCC for admission to access the SLPA Post Baccalaureate Credit Diploma application. The LCCC admissions process will take about five minutes and is free. Students must provide an official copy of all past college transcripts to the LCCC Admissions office.

If you are a current student or have taken courses at LCCC within the last year, you do not need to reapply to LCCC.

Applications must have earned a bachelor's degree in communication disorders within the last 5 years or are in the final year of a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited college or university.

Students must have earned a cumulative 2.5 GPA and a "C" (75%) or higher in all program related communication disorders courses from a regionally accredited college or university. If program related communication disorders courses were completed with less than a "C" (75%), these courses need to be retaken through the SLPA Program.

• Unofficial Transcripts

These files will be uploaded during the online application to the SLPA Program.

Apply to Laramie County Community College (LCCC) prior to applying to the SLPA Post Baccalaureate Credit Diploma program.  An LCCC student email address is needed to complete the online program application.

Complete the Online SLPA Post Baccalaureate Credit Diploma Program Application. Applications are open from Feb. 1 through May 30. To receive priority consideration for acceptance, applicants must submit their application by Apr. 30.  All required forms and applications must be complete to be considered for program admission.

Online applications will not save work in progress, so please have your unofficial transcripts and resume’ ready when you apply as you will need to upload it within your application.

Successful applicants will be notified of their conditional acceptance via email.

• A criminal background check must be performed meeting current standards set forth by federal health care worker guidelines and paid for by the student applicant. The student's acceptance will not be final until LCCC has received background check information from the reporting agency and the background check is clear of disqualifying offenses. For more information, please see the complete Health Sciences & Wellness School Policy. Certain criminal activities, as evidenced by a criminal background check, may also disqualify a student from clinical participation. Students are advised that the inability to gain clinical education experiences can result in the inability to meet program competencies. These circumstances may prevent acceptance into and/or progression through the program and may ultimately result in dismissal from the program.
• Information regarding how to complete the background check will be included in the acceptance email.