Undergraduate Students
Students applying to audiology programs often begin with an undergraduate degree in speech and hearing science. Today, many Doctor of Audiology (AuD) programs have broadened their scope, welcoming applicants from diverse academic backgrounds in science and technology including biology, physics, chemistry, psychology, and engineering. This expanded approach reflects the interdisciplinary nature of audiology and
Students without a background in speech and hearing science may need to complete additional courses before or during their AuD program. These requirements ensure all students have the foundation needed for advanced audiology education.
Undergraduate Resources
We've compiled several resources to aid undergraduate students interested in pursuing a graduate degree in audiology.
Applying to Audiology Graduate School
Our Member Relations Committee created a guide for undergraduate students interested in applying to an AuD Program. Contact the national SAA office with any questions.
Personal Statement Supplement
Most audiology programs require a personal statement or statement of purpose as part of the application process. This supplement provides additional, more detailed information to help with the application process for graduate school.
National SAA Membership
National SAA membership gives you access to resources and materials relevant to your future profession! To be eligible, undergraduate students must be enrolled in an undergraduate program or taking post-baccalaureate classes at an accredited institution for higher learning.
Don't wait and join today! Dues are as low as $5.40 a month!
