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Why Kean University?
· Accredited by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
· Oldest, well-known program in NJ
· Seven, full-time resident faculty
· Excellent reputation
· Small class size
· Individualized, personal friendly advisement
· Financially affordable
· Conveniently located in Union, NJ
· Meaningful coursework for the pre-professional student
· Excellent observation experiences in a variety of professional settings
· Guidance for graduate school admission
How do I apply to Kean U?
· Complete an undergraduate application for admission to the University
· Check course sequence of the undergraduate program: Speech-Language-Hearing
Sciences
If I've been admitted to Kean as a freshman or transfer student, what
can I do?
· Check with your freshman advisor.
· Contact Dr. Lecomte, Program Coordinator, (908) 737-5804
· Check with Dr. Lecomte at her office: East Campus, Room 106B
· Complete an application for admission to the program on this web site
or
· Pick up an application and file one with the program coordinator, Dr.
Lecomte, at EC106B.
What about MY Communication Standards?
· Students must demonstrate competence in communication: oral English
and written English, as well as mathematics.
· Competency will be evaluated by the program's Admission Committee.
· All prospective Speech-Language-Hearing Science majors must pass a speech
and language screening in order to be accepted into the program.
What are the requirements for retention?
· In order to register for the junior year, students must have completed
appropriate course work and maintained a minimum cumulative grade point
average of 2.75.
· Any student not offered admission to the graduate Speech-Language Pathology
program will be counseled regarding alternative options.
· Once the transfer student has completed the sophomore course work, he
will be held to the same retention standards as Kean University juniors
in the program, as described above.
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