The undergraduate program in the Communication Sciences and Disorders Department offers a Bachelor of Science degree in communication sciences and disorders. The OSU undergraduate program provides pre-professional background for students interested in pursuing a career in Speech-Language Pathology or Audiology. Courses focus on normal communication development, the anatomical and physiological bases of communication, the acoustics of speech, phonetic transcription, and an introduction to audiology and speech-language disorders. Students interested in this major should have a good background in biology and enjoy working with people.
OSU-Tulsa students in the CDIS program get hands-on training and experience with community pediatric evaluations, speech-language therapy and newborn hearing screenings on campus.
Please note: The undergraduate degree is a pre-professional degree. Most speech-language pathology and audiology positions require the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) which includes successful completion of a master’s degree, a Clinical Fellowship Year (CFY) and passing a national examination. In some career areas such as college teaching or research, a Ph.D. is required.
More information on this field of study is available on the OSU Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders Web Site.
View the fall 2013 undergraduate curriculum, including information on leveling courses for students with a bachelor's degree in a discipline other than communication sciences and disorders.
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