B.A. in Communication Sciences and Disorders
All undergraduates seeking enrollment in the Communication Sciences and Disorders
(LSH, ITT) degree program must be in good academic standing as undergraduate students
at the University of South Florida. It is highly recommended that students complete
general distribution requirements, complete pre-requisites, successfully pass the
CLAST, and achieve approximately 60 semester hours of coursework prior to beginning
coursework in Communication Sciences and Disorders. Students who have concerns relative
to their first 60 semester hours of coursework or their general academic distribution
credits are encouraged to see advisors in the division of Undergraduate Studies.
Approximately two years of concentrated upper level study is required to complete
the undergraduate program. Courses in this major are sequenced with specific prerequisites
for advanced course placement.
These prerequisites are identified in the USF Undergraduate Catalog. The
Department's undergraduate advisors will assist you in selection of appropriate
courses for each semester.
The undergraduate program in Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD) offers two
curriculum concentrations that lead to the B.A. degree, Speech-Language-Hearing
Science (LSH) and Interpreter Training (ITT).
If you have questions about the undergraduate program you may contact an undergraduate advisor
by email at csdadvising@cas.usf.edu
or by phone at (813) 974-7428.
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