B.S. in Communication Disorders and Sciences

The bachelor's degree is a pre-professional degree and is not sufficient for practice as a speech-language pathologist or audiologist. The program requires 120 semester hours of coursework and is typically completed in four years. Undergraduates begin treating clients in Eastern's Speech Clinic during their senior year. Transfer Students with an Associate’s degree complete a Bachelor’s degree in two years without an undergraduate clinical assignment or two and a half years if they opt to enroll in clinic as an undergraduate. The department of communication disorders and sciences provides high-quality academic and clinical instruction in an undergraduate program.