Communication Disorders
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Outcomes & Careers
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$84k
Median annual salary for Speech-Language Pathologist
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Speech-Language Pathologists (SLP) earn an average annual salary of $84,140.
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15%
Growth Rate Healthcare occupations requiring a bachelor's degree
The Bureau of Labor Statistics expects a growth rate of 15% for occupations such as speech-language pathology or audiology assistants, which is faster than average.
The communications disorders program allows you incredible hands-on professional experience providing assessment and intervention, treatment, and rehabilitation for patients. Coupling experiential learning with rigorous academic coursework. You’ll complete a minimum of 120 credit hours to complete this degree, including the general education requirements and at least 39 senior division hours.
What will it cost?
Clinical Practicum
Undergraduate majors in communication disorders are required to complete one semester of on-campus clinical practicum. One credit hour of this enrolled class consists of clinical seminars conducted during the weekly clinic meeting. These meetings cover important clinical and professional issues.
Department of Communication Disorders
Center for Speech and Hearing
The Center for Speech and Hearing provides comprehensive diagnostic and intervention services for communication disorders for all ages. Our services are available to the general public.
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