National Examination Scores and Program Completion Rates of CSUEB Graduates

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The National Examination in Speech-Language Pathology (PRAXIS) is required for clinical certification by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), as well as for the State of California license.

Most Recent Praxis Examination Results

Current Year 2006-2007
Number of students taking exam-23
Number (and %) passed-21 (91%)

Prior Year 2005-2006
Number of students taking exam-22
Number (and %) passed-20 (91%)

Multiple test-takers-2

Program Completion Rates

Current Year (2006-2007) 95%
Prior Year (2005-2006) 94%
Two Years Prior (2003-2004) 88%

Average 92%

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Score reports of 242 of the 285 graduates who took the examination through 2001. A minimum score of 600 is required for certification and the State license. The median score of candidates is 670 nationwide (ETS data). The median score for this group of CSUEB students was 720. This includes the retake scores of five students who did not obtain a passing score the first time.

Last Update: September 2007

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