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Linguistics is a versatile major that helps students develop their interests and acquire skills that can be applied to many opportunities after graduation. From becoming speech pathologists to entering the tech industry, to being ESL instructors, or pursuing graduate school, University of Michigan Linguistics alumni succeed at many diverse and exciting career opportunities. Click the button below for examples of what students before you have gone on to pursue and use the drop-down menus to unlock an abundance of future planning resources.
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Pre-Speech & Hearing Club
The University of Michigan Pre-Speech & Hearing Club (PSHC) will provide members with resources, information, and opportunities regarding graduate school requirements, related coursework, and professional options in the field of speech and hearing sciences. PSHC will strive to be a valuable resource for all students interested in speech and hearing sciences; an academic community that shares knowledge, advice and experiences; and an opportunity for students to hear from and question current professors, advisors, and clinicians within the field.
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