Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences, Minor

The speech, language and hearing sciences minor at Saint Louis University is an introduction to speech-language pathology and audiology. 

A minor in speech, language and hearing sciences is most helpful to SLU students interested in working in health care or educational settings, including those majoring in physical therapy, occupational therapy, education or special education. Students must complete a minimum of 17 credits to complete the speech, language and hearing sciences minor.

SLU students minoring in speech, language and hearing sciences take the following courses. 

Speech-Language Pathology Assistant option

Students interested in becoming a certified Speech-Language Pathology Assistant should follow the plan below.

This roadmap is just one example of a semester-by-semester plan of study for this program. There are other plans students can and do take. The plan of study for each particular student is established in consultation with each student’s academic advisor; this roadmap does not replace academic advising appointments.

Roadmap notes:

• This Roadmap assumes full-time enrollment unless otherwise noted.
• Courses/Milestones marked with an “!” are critical and must be completed in the semester listed in the Roadmap to ensure a timely graduation.
• Course availability and sequencing are subject to change.