Bachelor of Arts in Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences

Learn the science of human communication and its disorders, and build a rewarding career helping children, adults, or the elderly. In the Bachelor of Arts in Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences program, you will develop the fundamental skills to help people who suffer from communication disorders, and prepare for advanced study to become a speech-language pathologist or audiologist who is licensed to work in settings such as schools, hospitals, rehab centers, and private practice.Most students work toward graduate study to become licensed speech pathologists or audiologists who can treat communication disorders. Some may choose advanced study in fields such as counseling, special education, teacher education, or physical therapy. Students with a bachelor's degree can pursue positions in schools, hospitalsclinics, corporations, and nonprofit organizations such as speech therapy assistant, rehabilitation aide, patient advocate, or marketer for therapeutic devices such as hearing aids.

Secondary school transcript: Your complete 9, 10, and 11th grade transcript and official translation in English, or any national exam or government certificates earned.One counselor letter of recommendation.