Communication Sciences and Disorders

Admissions

Ready to Apply or Just Getting Started?

Whether you're applying to the Bachelor of Science (BS) program in Communication Sciences and Disorders or you've recently been admitted, we have information tailored to your student type or status. Select the path that best describes you:

Early Assurance Program

Are you a high-achieving first-time freshman? Students with a high school GPA of 3.7 or higher and an ACT score of 26 (or SAT 1230) may be eligible for the Early Assurance Program in Communication Sciences and Disorders.

Learn more about this opportunity

Explore Health Professions Early

Curious about School of Medicine Health Professions majors? Want a head start on your college degree while discovering if the field is right for you? WVU’s High School ACCESS Program allows qualified high school students (GPA of 3.0 or higher) to begin major-related coursework as early as the summer before their sophomore year.

You can earn up to 24 hours of college credit—online, on-campus, or through dual enrollment at your high school—all at a reduced tuition rate. In addition to the major-specific options, students may enroll in 100- or 200-level non-restricted courses that often fulfill WVU’s General Education Foundations (GEF) and Health Professions program requirements.

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Please note: ENGL 101 and ENGL 102 are not eligible for the High School ACCESS Program.

For a full list of major requirements, including eligible courses for ACCESS, visit the curriculum guide and navigate to the “Program Requirements” section.

Contact Us

If you have questions, you can send a message Timmy Eads, Assistant Director of Undergraduate Enrollment Management or email us at HealthProfessions@hsc.wvu.edu