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. All courses, except CSD 301 and CSD 312, are offered both on the Forest Grove campus and online.  CSD 301 and CSD 312 are only offered 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.