Is it possible to be in a sorority while double majoring

[AZTheta]

Linguistics is a component of the program; Phonetics is a requirement that many undergraduate majors find challenging. Speech Science is also difficult, and I had to take a physics class as a prerequisite. Speech-Language Pathology also requires a strong understanding of statistics and research methods, so there are math requirements. In hindsight, Anatomy was actually easiest because it was hands-on and visual. And I had to take a class in technical writing (we write a lot of treatment notes and reports).

That's why the ASHA site section on certification is so valuable; it lists the required coursework to meet certification requirements.

[Vitashort]

Originally Posted by AzTheta

Linguistics is a component of the program; Phonetics is a requirement that many undergraduate majors find challenging. Speech Science is also difficult, and I had to take a physics class as a prerequisite. Speech-Language Pathology also requires a strong understanding of statistics and research methods, so there are math requirements. In hindsight, Anatomy was actually easiest because it was hands-on and visual. And I had to take a class in technical writing (we write a lot of treatment notes and reports).

That's why the ASHA site section on certification is so valuable; it lists the required coursework to meet certification requirements.

I already asked the department at my school if i needed physics and they said no thank god. But the others you mentioned i've seen on the requirements. I wish i could prestudy online somehow just to see what i'd be getting into. I am also really good at statistics so i'm not worried about that class. I will check out that section on ASHA. Thanks again!