Bachelor of Health Science - Communication Disorders

A bachelors degree in Communication Disorders is the first step toward admission to graduate program and becoming a licensed speech-language pathologist. Use your passion and your skills to assist individuals in nearby Chicago or anywhere in the world you may launch a career after your time at GovState. Our location in Chicago’s Southland offers unique pre-clinical experiences that will prepare you for a certification program and graduate study. You will work closely with highly qualified faculty, thanks to our small class sizes and faculty mentorship opportunities. If you have questions about the best way to become a speech-language pathologist, an undergraduate advisor and the CDIS undergraduate program director will work with you to determine the courses and next steps to take.

Official high school transcript or GEDMust have a minimum of 2.0 unweighted high school GPA on a 4.0 scale Submission of official ACT or SAT scores is optional. Test scores will only be considered if they are helpful to the student. Earned fewer than 24 semester hours of college credit to start GovState as a freshman