Communication Sciences and Disorders Post-Baccalaureate Sequence

Introduction

The post-baccalaureate sequence provides an opportunity for in-depth study of normal speech, language, and hearing processes, and a background orientation to disorders of communication. Students with an undergraduate degree but without the appropriate background courses may enroll in a flexible post-baccalaureate sequence that includes up to 29 credits of coursework. Courses are offered both on the Forest Grove campus and online.

Program Requirements

• CSD 204 - Anat/Phys of Speech & Swallowing 4 credit(s)
• CSD 209 - Clinical Phonetics 4 credit(s)
• CSD 301 - Prof Orientation to Comm Sci & Disorders 2 credit(s)
• CSD 303 - Speech Science 4 credit(s)
• CSD 306 - Clinical Observation 1 credit(s)
• CSD 307 - Intro to Speech & Language Development 4 credit(s)
• CSD 310 - Neuroanatomy and Neurophysiology 4 credit(s)
• CSD 311 - Introduction to Audiology 4 credit(s)
• CSD 312 - Aural Rehabilitation 2 credit(s)

Admission

Information on how to apply for admission into the post-baccalaureate sequence is available at https://goo.gl/Jp3fLJ. A program advisor will work with students to develop an appropriate program based upon the student’s specific academic background.