Your bachelor’s degree qualifies you to apply for licensure as a speech-language pathology assistant (SLP-A), depending upon your state and prepares you for your master’s degree program.
Soaring SLP Demand: Schoolkids to Seniors
Can you imagine how it feels to recover the ability to speak? To swallow? To communicate with loved ones? As a speech-language pathologist, you’re the health care hero that makes that possible for thousands of grateful patients over the course of your career. Work with infants, school-aged kids, seniors or specialize in treating specific medical conditions.
Rewarding: Personally and Financially
You’ll not only change lives for the better: you’ll also enjoy the financial stability of a specialized, in-demand profession. Federal labor experts state that the need for speech-language pathologists will grow 27% through 2028 at a “much faster than average” rate versus other occupations.
Speech-Language Pathologist: Bachelor’s, Master’s and Doctoral Programs
The Nova Southeastern University Department of Speech-Language Pathology offers you the research-based concepts and principles of speech, hearing, language and human communication disorders you seek to achieve professional success.
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NSU Speech-Language Pathology Programs
Where Do Most SLPs Work?
Caring, Supportive Faculty
NSU purposely limits class size, so that your professors can give you the level of individualized attention students need to thrive. Our professors are all certified, experienced speech-language pathologists (CCC-SLPs) who have built a respected clinical practice track record — and it shows in their curriculum.