B.S. in Communication Sciences and Disorders

The undergraduate program in Communication Sciences and Disorders is pre-professional and leads to a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree. The program is designed to provide the theoretical, practical, and scientific foundations that prepare graduates for entry-level careers in health and human services or to graduate study in speech-language pathology, audiology, or related disciplines.

The B.S. in CSD requires 120 credit hours (CH) obtained by completing the following:

• 42 CH of Liberal Studies
• 18 CH of Minor courses or Related Professional Courses (RPCs)
• 18 CH of general electives
• 42 CH in the major

Helpful Documents & Resources

• Related Professional Courses (RPC) list
• Undergraduate Course Sequence
• Eight-Semester Plan for B.S. in CSD
• Prevention of Communication Disorders
• Statement on CSD's commitment to diversity
• Career Options with a B.S. in CSD
• CSD Observation Form