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Undergraduate Overview
Undergraduate Major
The Department of Speech and Hearing Science offers undergraduates a choice of career paths culminating in a
Bachelor of Science degree and prepares them for careers and graduate education. The program has three concentrations:
Speech-Language Pathology, Audiology, and Human Communication Science, where students may also combine their interests
in communication with preparation for careers in other fields such as dentistry, physical or occupational therapy,
physiology, linguistics, or law. The Human Communication Science concentration also includes an
American Sign Language (ASL) track. For an overview of the program and career
opportunities, download the brochure (PDF).
A concentration must be declared prior to the senior year. Students are advised to consult
Undergraduate Advising and their academic advisor on a regular basis to ensure they are
meeting all requirements.
Areas of Concentration
The undergraduate Speech and Hearing Science Minor is designed for students who seek a basic familiarity with the
physical, behavioral, biological, and social aspects of human communication. The minor is tailored to each student's
individual needs, thus accommodating students from different disciplines across the campus. There are no
prerequisites for this minor. For more information consult
Undergraduate Advising.
For information on applying: