<p>I have heard negative comments about how job prospects look at graduates of Touro with a graduate degree in Education. I am wondering if this is true…and, if so, the same is true for graduate program in Speech Pathology/Communication Disorders.</p>
<p>Touro is a private university tends to not to be regarded very highly…even compared with many NY public colleges. </p>
<p>Their law school has a similar issue with grads being able to land legal jobs despite paying tuition that is near those of their elite private counterparts. Wouldn’t surprise me if this extends to other areas.</p>