Prospective Students
The Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders offers three programs.
At the undergraduate level, the department offers a Bachelor of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders, which requires a secondary admission process.
At the graduate level, students can pursue either a Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology or a Doctor of Audiology (AuD), both of which offer varied entry pathways, including combined degree options that allow students to transition seamlessly from the undergraduate program into graduate study.
Reach Out to the CHP Student Services Office to Speak with our Advising Team!
The College of Health Professions Student Services Office helps students navigate through their academic journey - from admission to graduation and beyond. As a dedicated advising center, we provide personalized guidance, meaningful connections, and access to resources that support student success in and out of the classroom. Our team is committed to inclusivity and student empowerment, and we are here to help students find their path and thrive within the health professions community.
- Academic advising for undergraduate and prospective graduate CHP students
- Available for in-person appointments on the Valley and City campus, as well as virtually or over the phone
- Schedule appointments online or call (616) 331-5900
Scholarships, Admissions, and Financial Aid
General admission to GVSU is required for all students. Secondary admission to specific programs may also be required. For admissions information specific to a particular program, please see that program's website by clicking the Programs link in the navigation bar above.
GVSU's Office of Financial Aid can provide assistance with securing and managing types of financial aid like grants, scholarships, and loans.
There are a variety of scholarships available to GVSU students. For scholarship information specific to a particular program, please see that program's website using the Programs link in the navigation bar above.