The University of Tennessee offers bachelor's degrees in speech pathology and in audiology through the College of Arts and Sciences. Specific requirements for undergraduate admission to the College of Arts and Sciences can be found on the UT Admissions Home Page.

Undergraduate degrees in speech pathology and audiology are pre-professional degrees. Graduate degrees are necessary for anyone wishing to practice professionally. Undergraduate course work, in combination with graduate course work is used for professional certification by the American Speech and Hearing Association (ASHA). ASHA now requires a minimum of a master's degree in speech-language pathology, and an doctoral degree in audiology to become a certified professional.

Admission to the undergraduate major requires a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 after completion of at least 60 credit hours. Admission to the major does not guarantee admission to the graduate program.

Academic Advising

If you are a current or future audiology or speech pathology undergraduate student, your academic advisor for 2007-08 is Lee Cottrell.

Lee's office is located at 581 South Stadium Hall. Office hours are posted.

Email: lee@utk.edu
Phone: (865) 974-1805

All undergraduate students who have less than 30 hours at UT-Knoxville OR are on Academic Review MUST BE ADVISED EACH SEMESTER. Students on Academic Review must be advised by and Academic Review advisor in the Arts & Sciences Advising Center.

Students with MORE than 30 hours at UTK and are NOT on Academic Review are required to be advised at the following times:

• Students with ID numbers ending in an ODD number will be advised in the Spring semester for Fall classes
  
• Students with ID numbers ending in an EVEN number will be advised in the Fall semester for Spring classes (“0” is considered and even number).