Academic eligibility:

• Students can have either 2.6+ unweighted GPA with no test scores.
• Or, they can have a 2.5-2.59 unweighted GPA with 1030+ SAT or 20+ ACT

Indian eligibility:

• Students should have high school transcripts with 70% or above from the recognized institution.
• Non-Native English Speakers must submit IELTS, TOEFL (Including Home Edition), or Duolingo English Test, if they have not successfully completed ENGL 1101 from a college or university within the United States. Results must be submitted directly from the testing service.

The Communication Sciences and Disorders program will provide the students with the foundation to succeed in the fields of speech-language pathology or audiology, along with the preparation for furthering their academic career in graduate study.

By pursuing this Bachelor of Science degree, they will learn about development and evaluation plans for individuals with speech, language, cognitive, swallowing and hearing impairments.