Undergraduate Program

Students majoring in Communication Sciences & Disorders will receive the academic and pre-professional training necessary for more specialized study at the graduate level. (A graduate degree is required to work in most settings as a speech-language pathologist or audiologist.) The program's focus on human development and disability provides a solid academic foundation for students who wish to pursue other related careers in human services.

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM MISSION

The mission of our undergraduate program is two-fold. Our program is committed to providing students with foundation knowledge in communication sciences and disorders required for graduate study in speech-language pathology and audiology. Our broader mission is to prepare baccalaureate graduates:

• To acquire the knowledge and skills to pursue a variety of post-baccalaureate options;
• To communicate effectively as speakers and writers;
• To become life-long learners who can engage in inquiry, analysis, critical and creative thinking and collaborative team work; and
• To embrace with understanding individuals from diverse and multilingual heritage.

Major

Bachelor of Science

• Major Four-Year Plan (sample)
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Minor

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