Associate of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders - Sign Language Interpreting in Pocatello United States | Idaho State University

The Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders provides an Associate of Science in Sign Language Studies, along with Bachelor of Science programs in Sign Language Interpreting and Communication Sciences and Disorders, featuring specializations in Pre-Audiology or Pre-Speech-Language Pathology. These programs equip students with essential knowledge and skills for careers in educational settings, healthcare facilities, government organizations, nursing homes, private practices, and other professional environments. Prospective Sign Language Interpreting majors must complete an Associate degree in Sign Language Studies or demonstrate equivalent qualifications. Admission to the bachelor's programs at ISU-Meridian Health Science Center requires an application process due to limited enrollment capacity.

Our department focuses on assisting individuals of all ages with congenital or acquired communication challenges. Through comprehensive coursework in biological and social sciences, combined with specialized training in assessment, intervention, education, and research, graduates are prepared for meaningful careers across various fields. Professional trajectories vary based on each student's training and aspirations. Those pursuing these rewarding professions will find their educational investment yields significant personal and professional fulfillment. Prospective students should consult with academic advisors or department representatives to declare their major and receive faculty guidance. It's possible to pursue an Associate's degree concurrently with a Bachelor's degree program.