How to Apply to the Graduate CSD Program

Apply Here:

The graduate school outlines six steps for the application process. Visit their site for details.

Students with an undergraduate major in communication sciences and disorders:

Students must complete forty-five (45) semester hours for the degree of Master of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders. A final written examination is required for this degree.

Students without an undergraduate degree in communication sciences and disorders:

A Student who has been accepted to Baylor's CSD Graduate Program but did not have an undergraduate degree in CSD is considered a Graduate Student with Leveling Status. Students without a CSD degree can only apply for the Fall admission. These students are required to complete 25 hours (two semesters) of leveling coursework. After completing the required 25 hours, the student will begin the Standard Graduate Track and will no longer be able to take undergraduate coursework to fulfill graduate course requirements. Please see the Graduate Leveling page for additional information.

Students completing the master's degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders will meet the coursework and practicum requirements for certification by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, and for licensure by the state of Texas.