Speech-Language Pathology Track

A speech-language student paints with an adult patient during a group therapy session

Help people find their voice

Be the hero for people with speech, language or swallowing disorders.

In speech-language pathology, you can make communication possible for all.

Why take the speech-language pathology track?

A big step to becoming a licensed speech-language pathologist (SLP) is graduate school. This track is your springboard to that next level.
Is graduate school not for you? Start your career right away as a licensed SLP assistant or other supportive roles.
Gain experience. You can help clients at our on-campus clinic, do research projects and join student clubs while in school.
Clinical SLPs teach all your classes and labs.

Spotlight

Back to school, together

The timing was perfect for mother-daughter duo Julie and Hannah Anderson to study speech-language pathology.

Read their story

Hannah and Julie Anderson wearing maroon commencement mortarboards and gowns during their graduation

Degree options

Want to pursue a communication sciences and disorders degree with an emphasis in speech-language and pathology? Use the four-year option as your schedule guide.