Bachelor of Arts in Communicative Disorders and Sciences

San Jose State University California, USA / One Washington Square - San José, California USA, 95192 408-924-3688, ellen.hoebeke@sjsu.edu http://info.sjsu.edu/web-dbgen/catalog/departments/EDCD-section-1.html Admission criteria to San Jose State University are the following: students must be high school graduates, completion of high school classes with "C" or better, and meet the Minimum Eligibility Index (for graduates of California high schools, or residents is 2900 and for non residents who are not graduates of California high schools the minimum index is 3502). The MIE is calculated by using the SAT I total score + 800 x (high school grade point average), or (10 x ACT composite score) + (200 x high school grade point average). Students are also required to take the following high school courses: 4 years of English, 3 years of Mathematics, 3 years of Natural Science, 3 years of Social Science, 2 years of Foreign Language, and 3 electives, with a C or better The BA in Communicative disorders and Sciences exposes students to communication disabilities present in individuals of different ages. Students are required to take51 unit credits in General Education Requirements, 6 unit credits in American institutions, 2 unit credits in Physical Education, 34-36 credit-units for the major (mostly in communication disorder courses), and 9 unit credits in supporting courses (education, psychology, and history courses), and 22-24 unit credits in electives. Bachelor's Degree

• Communications
• Psychology