Download Online Pre-Professional Program Curriculum

Idaho State University
Department of Communication Sciences & Disorders
Curriculum for Online Pre-Professional Program
In Speech Language Pathology
Fall Semester
CSD 3321
CSD 3321L
CSD 3330
CSD 3341
CSD 4405
Clinical Phonetics and Phonology
Clinical Phonology and Phonetics Lab
Language Science and Development
Audiometry and Hearing Science
Neuroscience for Comm. Disorders
3 credits
1 credit
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
(13 credits)
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
1 credit
3 credits
1 credits
3 credits
(16-17 credits)
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
(6-9 credits)
Spring Semester
CSD 3315
CSD 3325
CSD 3335
CSD 4417**
CSD 4435
CSD 4435L
CSD 4445
Clinical Processes: Pediatric
Speech Sound Development & Disorders
Language Disorders
Interdisciplinary Evaluation Team
Speech and Hearing Science
Speech and Hearing Science Lab
Aural Rehabilitation
Summer Semester
CSD 4420
CSD 4460
CSD 4425*
Clinical Processes: Adult
Educational Audiology
SLP Methods and Applications
Notes:
*optional, not required but highly suggested
**If CSD 4417 is not taken during the Pre-Professional sequence, CSD 5517 (Interdisciplinary Evaluation Team) is
required at the graduate level.
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Prior to or during the Pre-Professional year, to be admitted to a graduate program, students must show
evidence of having taken the following:
o Biological sciences course (at least a 100-level university course)
o Physical sciences course (at least a 100-level university course)
o Statistics (college-level course; topics should include descriptive statistics, probability,
correlation, t-tests, and Analysis of Variance)
o A basic Social Sciences course, preferably Psychology
A background in Sign Language is strongly encouraged. ISU does not currently offer sign language online; students
are encouraged to seek courses within their communities. (There is not a specific course required, but basic sign
language skills are beneficial to you as a communication professional.)
Successful completion of the Pre-Professional Program does NOT ensure the student a seat in the SpeechLanguage Pathology Program. Students must apply to the Graduate Program by February 1st of the year he/she
would like to enter the SLP Master’s Program.
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