Associate in Arts, Emphasis in Speech and Hearing Science

Mesa Community College in Mesa, Arizona, has built a reputation for accessible, affordable education since its founding in 1965. Serving nearly 17,000 students, MCC provides a wide spectrum of academic and career programs—more than 280 options—that support transfer to four-year institutions, workforce training, and personal enrichment. The college’s size and program breadth allow students to tailor studies to their goals while benefiting from a supportive campus culture and practical resources.

Academically, MCC emphasizes flexible pathways, including part-time schedules, evening and online courses, and clear transfer agreements with universities. Students can pursue associate degrees, certificates, and preparatory coursework that leads to bachelor’s programs or immediate employment in fields such as business, health sciences, technology, and the arts. Comprehensive advising, tutoring, and student services help learners navigate academic planning, financial aid, and career readiness.

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The Associate in Arts, Emphasis in Speech and Hearing Science is a two-year program for students who want to study speech and hearing sciences. It's a great starting point for those who want to pursue a graduate degree in speech-language pathology, audiology, or auditory and language neuroscience. This program is taught in English at Mesa Community College in the United States.

This program covers subjects like speech and hearing science, and helps students develop skills in communication, research, and critical thinking. Students also get hands-on experience in labs and clinical settings, which helps them prepare for their future careers.

With a graduate degree, students can pursue careers like speech language pathologist, audiologist, speech scientist, and researcher. They can work in hospitals, clinics, schools, and private practices, helping people with speech and hearing disorders. The skills they learn in this program can also be applied to other fields, like education and healthcare.