The Division of Communication Disorders at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln has drawn graduate and doctoral students from all over the country and abroad becasue of the quality of the opportunities available to students. Current and past students have come from India, Australia, Japan, Maine, Florida, Arkansas, and Canada, just to name a few.

Read on to see what drew students from such diverse places to the Heartland.

"The main reasons for choosing UNL’s doctoral program are the outstanding faculty renowned for their high quality work, excellent resources in the speech production lab and the welcoming atmosphere among doctoral students, faculty, and staff. Further, Lincoln is a fun town with many things to do during spare time."

"I was looking for a well-established program which matched my personal goals. I really appreciated the structure of the doctoral program which has targeted goals for publications and teaching experience each year you are a student. The cost of living here in

Lincoln was a real draw for me as well."

"This was such an impressive program. The faculty member I talked to was so passionate about what she did that she engaged me in wanting to know more. I just loved Lincoln and the opportunities I would have here."

"The opportunity to be at the epicenter of my area of interest was important when I was looking at programs. This program and the Barkley Center faculty not only foster my intellectual growth but are warm, welcoming and always accessible in the process."