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Bachelor of Communication Disorders

Governors State University

  • University Park, United States
  • 4 years
  • English
  • On campus
  • Bachelor

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About the program

Bachelor of Science in Communication Disorders is offered by the Center for Communication Disorders unit of Murray State University's College of Education and Human Services.

Program highlights

  • Internship available: yes
  • Placement support: yes
  • Work during study: yes
  • Post-study work rights (0 year): yes
  • PR pathway friendly: no

What you will learn

  • Explain the principal concepts and methods of Communication Disorders. Apply knowledge involving required coursework includes anatomy and physiology of the speech mechanism. Interpret relevant information
  • Work on discipline-specific assignments
  • And communicate findings effectively.

Career outcomes

  • Marketing Coordinator
  • Communications Assistant
  • Social Media Specialist
  • Content Producer

Curriculum

  • The catalogue describes a 120-credit-hour bachelor programme in the Center for Communication Disorders unit of the College of Education and Human Services. Required coursework includes Anatomy and Physiology of the Speech Mechanism
  • Speech and Hearing Science
  • Speech and Language Development
  • Clinical Phonetics
  • Hearing and Its Assessment
  • Neuroscience for Communication Disorders. The requirements also mention clinical.

Entry requirements

Academic

  • Freshman: official high school transcript or GED
  • Unweighted GPA 2.0 on a 4.0 scale
  • Fewer than 24 college credits
  • Transfer: more than 24 college credits and good standing
  • Coursework from outside the US needs a NACES or AICE course-by-course evaluation
  • English test (IELTS
  • TOEFL iBT or PTE Academic)
  • Financial statement for F-1/J-1.
  • Unweighted high school GPA 2.0 on a 4.0 scale (freshman).

Minimum GPA

2

Accepted academic background

Freshman: official high school transcript or GED, Unweighted GPA 2.0, Fewer than 24 college credits, Transfer: more than 24 college credits and good standing, Foreign coursework needs a NACES/AICE course-by-course evaluation.

Language tests

  • IELTS 6.0
  • TOEFL iBT section minimums only (reading 19
  • PTE Academic writing 16
  • Duolingo listening 18

Documents you’ll need

  • Academic Transcripts
  • English Language Test Results
  • Financial Support Evidence.

How to apply

  1. Check requirements and deadlines: freshman applicants need a high school transcript or GED with unweighted 2.0 GPA. Apply online and pay the 25 USD application fee. Send official transcripts to Admissions
  2. With a NACES course-by-course evaluation for non-US study
  3. English test scores and a financial statement for F-1/J-1. After admission
  4. The Office of International Services issues the I-20 F- or DS-2019 J- to your GSU email
  5. Then apply for the F-1 visa.

Other costs

Tuition per year$26,154 USD
Application fee$25 USD
Deposit$500 USD

Program details

CampusUniversity Park
Faculty or schoolCollege of Health and Human Services
DepartmentCommunication Disorders
Teaching languageEnglish
Credit value120
Study paceFixed
Post-study stay0 year
Scholarship noteApplicants may be considered for institutional awards subject to program-specific and international-student eligibility.

Intakes and deadlines

  • Program starts

    January 2027

    Applications closed

    12 Jan 2026

    Closed

  • Program starts

    August 2027

    Apply by

    7 Jan 2027

    54 days left

Frequently asked questions

  • The program takes 4 years.