Complete 30 or More Hours from the Following Courses | |
| ASL 001 American Sign Language I | 3 cr. hrs. |
| ASL 002 American Sign Language II | 3 cr. hrs. |
| ASL 195 Understanding Deaf Culture | 3 cr. hrs. |
| CSD 080/LING 080 Introduction to Linguistics | 3 cr. hrs. |
| CSD 094 Development of Spoken Language | 3 cr. hrs. |
| CSD 101 Speech and Hearing Science | 4 cr. hrs. |
| CSD 162/LING 162 American English Dialects | 3 cr. hrs. |
| CSD 164/LING 164 Structure of the English Language | 3 cr. hrs. |
| CSD 165/LING 165 Phonetic Theory and Practice | 3 cr. hrs. |
| CSD 166/LING 166 Introduction to Syntax | 3 cr. hrs. |
| CSD 208 Cognition and Language | 3 cr. hrs. |
| CSD 287 Early Language & Communication Intervention | 3 cr. hrs. |
| CSD 295 Mindfulness & Helping Skills | 3 cr. hrs. |
| CSD 299 Autism Spectrum Disorders | 3 cr. hrs. |
| LING 135 D1: Language & Ethnicity | 3 cr. hrs. |
| LING 168 Intro to Pragmatics | 3 cr. hrs. |
| PSYC 001 General Psychology | 3 cr. hrs. |
| PSYC 161 Developmental Psychology: Childhood | 3 cr. hrs. |
| STAT 111 Elements of Statistics or STAT 141 Basic Statistical Methods* | 3 cr. hrs. |
*May only take one Statistics course.
Requirements for entrance into the CSD graduate program at UVM include completion of courses equivalent to: CSD 080 (Introduction to Linguistics), CSD 094 (Development of Spoken Language), CSD 101 (Speech and Hearing Science), CSD 165 (Phonetic Theory and Practice), CSD 281 (Cognitive Neuroscience) and a course in Statistics. (UVM Catalogue, 2011-2012)
Revised April 22, 2011