Communication Sciences and Disorders (BS)
As a CMSD major, students can apply to Piedmont University’s integrated BS-MS Speech-Language Pathology program by February 1st of their junior year. If accepted, during their senior year, students will enroll in the graduate section of specific courses (see graduate catalog for initial courses) while they complete their BS degree. Following their senior year at Piedmont University, students will fully transition into the master’s program. Students will graduate from Piedmont University with both a bachelor of science degree (BS) in communication sciences & disorders and a master’s degree (MS) in speech-language pathology.
This BS program of study is designed for students who are not eligible for the BS/MS Integrated program or choose not to participate in the BS/MS Integrated Program. It emphasizes free electives so students can enrich their academic program by choosing a minor or concentration in an area of interest concurrent with completing pre-requisite courses in CMSD. These may include, but are not limited to, the following areas: psychology, sociology, education, or mass communication.
Bachelor of Science Degree
General Education
Students who enter with fewer than 24 semester credit hours must satisfy the institutional requirement.
General Electives
| General Electives | 24 |
| Total Credit Hours: | 24 |
Communication Sciences and Disorders Major
Total Credit Hours: 121
Communication Sciences and Disorders (Minor)
Required Courses