The Communication Disorders (B.S) at Texas State University equips you with the foundational knowledge essential for understanding and addressing a wide spectrum of human communication challenges. This undergraduate program is designed for aspiring professionals interested in the intricate processes of speech, language, swallowing, and hearing, and the disorders that can affect them. You will delve into the scientific principles underlying normal communication development and function, preparing you for advanced study and a career dedicated to helping individuals improve their quality of life through effective communication. This rigorous Bachelor of Science degree provides a strong academic base in this vital health science field.
You will study this program full-time on campus over four years, engaging with core coursework in communication disorders (CDIS), biology, English, and psychology. The curriculum includes dedicated hours for understanding normal and disordered speech, language, and hearing processes, alongside essential support electives. Through structured learning and practical application, you will develop critical analytical skills. Graduates are well-prepared to pursue licensure and national certification in speech-language pathology or audiology, typically by entering a graduate program to earn a master's or doctoral degree.