Language Pathology and Audiology. Once enrolled in the program, students are required to meet with their academic advisor prior to registration each quarter. 3 ED3340 Intro Educational Statistics or equivalent 3 Electives 6 Total Credits 60 Elective Courses Electives allow students to gain additional academic preparation and expertise in interest areas such as neurologically based communication disorders and childhood language impairments. Students may choose from a wide range of elective courses within the department, suc as Augmentative Communication, Dysphagia, Early Intervention, Neuropathologies, Hearing Conservation, speech and Hearing Services in the Schools, and Seminar in Professional Issues. Students can also arrange to obtain elective credit in individual interest areas through independent study with a faculty member.
Elective offerings are also available through other college and university departments.
Students frequently opt for electives in areas such as American Sign Language, Counseling, Learning Disabilities, Ethics in Medicine, and Health Care Policy.