BA/BS in Communication Disorders Sciences and Services

Nova Southeastern University's B.S. in communication disorders is an entry point into a field serving people who struggle to speak, understand language or hear. It builds a base in human communication and its disorders. Faculty are scholars with expertise in childhood language, voice, fluency, motor-speech, hearing and adult neurological disorders. Students gain hands-on exposure through the university's on-site speech-language pathology and audiology clinics, and may take part in research. Graduates can apply to graduate study in speech-language pathology or audiology, including at the university itself, and depending on the state may seek an assistant license in either profession. Linked pages describe the curriculum, tuition, financial aid and faculty, and interested students can request information or apply online from the program page.