Why major in communication sciences and disorders (CSD) at Missouri State?
- Be primed for graduate school – To become a licensed speech-language pathologist (SLP) or audiologist (AuD), you’ll need to earn a graduate degree, too. This major gets you ready.
- Enjoy quality, affordability – MSU has reasonable tuition rates.
- Start your career after you graduate – If you don't want to pursue graduate school, you can still work in supporting roles at nursing homes, clinics and more.
- Learn from the pros – The people who teach you are all clinicians in speech-language pathology or audiology.
Track options: Specialize your CSD degree
How do you want to make a difference in communication sciences and disorders? Choose the track that matches your goals and interests.
The audiology track offers an accelerated path to the Doctor of Audiology degree.
Careers and outcomes
Unlock a new world of social interactions for your patients.
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