Discover Your Future in Communication Sciences and Disorders at Montreat College

Program Highlights

Build a robust base in diagnosing and treating communication disorders under the mentorship of seasoned educators.
Grasp typical language growth and spot deviations pertinent to the communication sector.
Acquire extensive insights into communication disorders.
Embrace the adaptability of digital education, pursuing studies at your own pace with the support of dedicated faculty.

For over three decades, Montreat College's School of Adult and Graduate Studies has empowered learners to gain vital competencies, complete their degrees, and progress professionally. Montreat offers a range of undergraduate, graduate, and certificate programs offered both in-person and online.

When can I begin my studies?

With multiple start dates throughout the year for most programs, you can choose when to commence your educational journey. Enrollment is often available soon after you decide, allowing you to swiftly advance towards your academic aspirations. For precise start dates and enrollment details, visit the admissions page.

Admission Requirements

Prospective students must fulfill the following criteria for consideration:

Montreat College Application for Admission
Official, final transcripts from all prior college courses
Minimum GPA of 2.0 on a 4.0 scale from all previous college work
Official, final high school transcript or equivalent if transferring less than 12 semester credits of college credit
ACE verification showing eligible CLEP and DSST exams, along with non-collegiate military training

*All final transcripts should indicate graduation details

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Program Details

The program's requirements are outlined in the academic catalog.

Quick Facts

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Develop a solid grounding in the identification and treatment of communication disorders with guidance from expert faculty.

Recognize typical language development milestones and detect anomalies relevant to communication fields.

Acquire comprehensive knowledge in communication disorders.

Experience the benefits of flexible online learning alongside supportive faculty.

Begin your success narrative at Montreat.

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Why Choose Communication Sciences and Disorders?

Montreat College's Bachelor of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders prepares students for roles such as Speech-Language Pathology Assistants or for further academic pursuits. The curriculum is designed to impart a deep understanding of communication science.

Career Prospects

Job market growth for this field is projected to be 16.31% over the next decade, outpacing the national average. Graduates find rewarding careers in various settings.

Cost-Effective Education

Montreat College is committed to affordability, offering competitive tuition rates and various financial aid options to support students' educational journeys.

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Why Montreat?

Balancing life's responsibilities with education is made possible through Montreat's flexible scheduling and supportive community. The college's affordable tuition ensures that a Christ-centered education is accessible to all.

Key Benefits

Flexible class schedules accommodate your lifestyle, while a close-knit community provides encouragement and guidance.

Affordable tuition reflects Montreat's dedication to making education attainable, with costs significantly below the national average for private institutions.

Relevant academic programs are tailored to meet industry demands, preparing graduates for successful careers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Program Duration

A Bachelor’s degree requires 120 credit hours and typically takes one to four years, depending on prior credits. Transfer students from North Carolina Community Colleges may receive credit for eligible courses, subject to policy approval.

Full-time status requires at least 48 weeks of instruction and 36 credit hours attempted. Additional details on academic year definitions and credit transfers can be found in the Academic Catalog.

Program Cost

Montreat College offers competitive tuition rates and diverse financial aid options to help manage education expenses.

Course Structure

The curriculum consists of intensive, eight-week sessions with two courses per term, ensuring a comprehensive educational experience.

Career Opportunities

Audiology Assistant
Speech Language Educator
Speech Therapist
Children’s Hearing Specialist
Speech Language Pathology Assistant
Audiology Assistant

Job Market Outlook

Job growth for Communication Sciences and Disorders professionals is robust, reflecting strong demand in the field.

Salary Expectations

Graduates can anticipate competitive salaries, with regional averages exceeding national figures.

Further Education Paths

Graduates may pursue advanced degrees such as Master’s or Doctoral programs in related fields.

Program Completion

The inaugural cohort will graduate in December 2026, with additional cohorts throughout the year, many securing employment promptly after graduation.

Course Overview

Curriculum includes foundational courses on communication sciences, ethics, acquired disorders, phonetics, assistive technology, language development, intervention techniques, and more.