Ba communicative disorders and deaf education in Utah state university

Speech-language pathologists work with individuals of all ages who have difficulty communicating, learning to communicate, feeding, or swallowing.This may include infants with feeding disorders or children with speech, language, hearing, or literacy development problems.It may also include children and adults who stutter, have voice disorders, or suffer from speech, language, and swallowing problems as the consequence of neurological disease or stroke.

Official high school/secondary school transcripts with grades from the last three years with a minimum GPA of 2.7 or 656 total on the General Education Development (GED) exam (550 Battery Average prior to 2014).Official ACT or SAT exam results are required.The English language requirement: TOEFL-71, IELTS- 6.0.Affidavit of Financial Support and Bank Statement Cpoy.

Speech Language Pathologist, Audiologists, Speech Language Educator, Clinical Supervisor, Special Education Instructor

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