BA/BS in Communication Disorders Sciences and Services

This major prepares students for the study of speech, language and hearing, in line with the school's mission to train speech-language pathologists and audiologists. The degree offers broad grounding in how people communicate and what can impair it. Students learn about the anatomy of speech and hearing, sound perception, language development, English phonetics and the neurological bases of communication. Admission is specialized. Instruction is in person at Tallahassee only, and the program is not available online. Prospective students can use the university's academic program guide to review prerequisite coursework, major requirements and advising contacts for this degree. Applicants should confirm current admission steps and timelines with the department before applying. Meeting an advisor early helps students plan courses that satisfy both general education and major expectations. Details can differ by campus and term, so checking the official page is worthwhile.