Why should I choose to come to Emerson College for a degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders?
The Bachelor’s degree program in Communication Sciences and Disorders here at Emerson College offers you the opportunity to obtain an excellent well-rounded education in the fields of speech-language pathology and audiology. We pride ourselves in the close relationships we build with our students. Classes in this major are often no bigger than 25 to 30 students and taught by highly qualified faculty. Students begin taking CSD courses in their freshman year and continue to do so throughout their four years. We weave clinical application of knowledge into our courses throughout the curriculum. Because we are a small program, it is easy for you to get to know others in your major. Likewise, your major professors will get to know you. Our faculty offices are in the same building as many of the CSD classes, the in-house speech and hearing clinic, and your student mailbox. Faculty have an ‘open-door’ policy, welcoming student contact outside of class.
Related Questions
- What background courses does Emerson require if I don’t have an undergraduate degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders?
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