Associate in Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders

Granite State College specializes in flexible, career-focused education tailored to adult and non-traditional learners. With a strong emphasis on online and hybrid delivery, the college enables students to balance study with work and family commitments. Programs are designed to provide practical skills that align with workforce needs and support professional advancement.

The college offers a broad catalogue of undergraduate and graduate programs, supported by prior learning assessments that allow students to convert relevant life and work experience into academic credit. This approach accelerates degree completion and reduces cost for learners who already possess substantive professional competencies. Small class sizes and an accessible faculty foster a supportive learning environment.

Students benefit from services aimed at adult learners, including academic advising, flexible scheduling and career-focused resources. With numerous program options and pathways that support transfer and credit recognition, Granite State College is well suited to learners seeking an adaptable and applied route to a college credential that enhances employability and supports continuing personal and professional development.

The Associate in Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders is a 2-year program for students interested in speech and language disorders. It's a non-degree program taught in English at Granite State College. The main advantage is that graduates can apply for certification as a Speech Language Pathology Assistant.

The curriculum includes intensive courses and supervised field experience in various settings. Students learn about speech and language disorders and develop skills to work with patients. The program meets the guidelines of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association.

Graduates can work as Speech Language Pathology Assistants, Speech Therapists, or Communication Disorders Assistants. They can find jobs in hospitals, schools, or private clinics. Some employers include the New Hampshire Allied Health Speech Language Pathology Governing Board or local healthcare organizations.