Speech Language Pathology

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Speech Language Pathology

There's a growing need for speech-language pathologists and audiologists because of an increased recognition of communication problems in a variety of populations. Learn to prevent, identify, assess and treat individuals of all ages who have disorders of speech, language, voice and swallowing.

Career Path

Speech- Language Pathologists work in a variety of settings

Public Schools
Health Care facilities
Clinics
Private Practice

Major

Our undergraduate program focuses on the normal processes of speech, language, hearing and their associated pathologies.

For more information check out our Undergraduate Advising Checklists.

SLPOnline: If you have a bachelor's degree or are currently working on a bachelor's degree SLPOnline helps you fulfill the prerequisites and requirements to get into a communication sciences and disorders graduate program.