BA/BS in Communication Disorders Sciences and Services

The Bachelor of Science in Education with a major in Communication Disorders at Valdosta State University introduces students to speech-language pathology. Communication disorders can affect people of any background and involve difficulty with speech, language and auditory processing, which can make it hard to send or receive messages. Students in the program study this field and begin developing the intervention skills needed to support individuals with those difficulties. The undergraduate degree forms the first stage of preparation for further study in the area. The degree totals 126 credit hours and is offered in a traditional on-campus format. The program page includes contact information and a link for requesting more details, and prospective students can apply through the university. Interested applicants should read the full page for current details before they apply, since requirements can change from year to year.