Benefits of a BS Degree in CSD

A bachelor’s degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD) provides a foundation of knowledge that can support many paths.

Benefits this degree offers:

Foundational knowledge to pursue advanced degrees in speech, language, and/or hearing sciences
A scope of practice in multiple fields
An understanding of issues related to health, wellness, evidence-based practice, health care, and educational supports

Graduate School Options in CSD

Gerontology — the study of aging and older adults
Master’s in Special Education — working with children with special needs in an educational setting
Master’s in General Education — available for K-12 teaching
Counseling — available for education settings, social worker settings, and counseling office settings
Occupational Therapy — helping individuals develop, regain, or maintain skills needed for activities of daily living
Disability Studies — working with individuals with special needs outside of an educational setting
Physician’s Assistant — assisting physicians, surgeons, and other healthcare workers with patients
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