Course Overview

This program provides students with an educational foundation comprised of a scientific and clinically based curriculum. After completing the bachelor’s degree, students can apply directly to Mercy’s Master of Science in Communication Disorders and earn the graduate degree required to practice speech-language pathology. Gain academic and real-world experience while working with pediatric and adult populations in Mercy’s on-campus Speech and Hearing Center.

View the course modules for this degree on the university website BS Communication Disorders<span class="flex pt-4">Course credits: 120 course credits</span> course page www.mercy.edu

Details
Course
BS Communication DisordersCourse credits: 120 course credits
Study Level
Undergraduate
Routes
  • 4 years: 1 year International Year One + 3 years degree study

    4 years direct degree study
  • Pathway IY1 Health and Natural Sciences
Study type
Degree
Study mode
Full Time
Tuition fee
Start Dates
  • January
  • May
  • September
Campus
Mercy University Westchester, New York
Entry Requirements
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