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Communication Disorders Sciences and Services programs across Puerto Rico's 8 institutions cost between $7,559 and $10,933 annually, with most clustering around the $8,000 mark. The field connects directly to Puerto Rico's healthcare infrastructure, where bilingual speech-language pathologists serve communities in both Spanish and English. While graduation rates vary significantly from 30% to 69%, the Inter American University system dominates the market with five campuses offering the program. Students face relatively low debt loads, with one program reporting average debt of just $11,000.
8
Programs
$7,559 – $10,933
Net Price Range
$5,938
Avg. Program Earnings
39.9%
Avg. Graduation Rate

8 Communication Disorders Sciences and Services Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $7,559 $6,920 31.1%
2 $7,607 $5,542 38.7% 45.7%
3 $7,668 $6,920 30.2%
4 $8,245 $5,580 43.1% 52.8%
5 $8,787 $5,580 32.9% 44.7%
6 $8,964 $5,580 31.6% 46.8%
7 $9,034 $5,580 42.7% 40.1%
8 $10,933 $7,797 69.0% 100.0%

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Albizu University different from other Communication Disorders programs in Puerto Rico?

Albizu University stands out with a 100% acceptance rate and the highest graduation rate at 69%, though it costs $10,933 annually. The university also charges the highest net price among the 8 programs available across Puerto Rico.

How do Inter American University campuses compare for Communication Disorders studies?

Five Inter American University campuses offer Communication Disorders programs with net costs ranging from $7,607 to $9,034. The Ponce campus leads with a 43.1% graduation rate, while Aguadilla offers the lowest net cost at $7,607 among Inter American locations.

Is the earning potential worth the investment for Communication Disorders graduates in Puerto Rico?

Available earnings data shows graduates earning $5,938 annually, which reflects entry-level positions in Puerto Rico's healthcare sector. The relatively low program costs and minimal debt loads help offset the modest starting salaries typical in the territory's economy.

Net price reflects the average cost after grants and scholarships for first-time, full-time students. See our methodology for details.