broad pre reqs

[OverCaffeinated]

such as stats and bio, can those be credit / no credit?

without a grade?

[Chandru1]

From an admissions standpoint, If it even is allowed to take classes pass/no pass, it'd look better with letter grades for all your classes.

[lookwhoslp]

Always take them for credit-- I talked to my advisor about even doing pass/fail for physics and she said no because you might be able to do it now, but some grad programs won't accept it and ASHA most likely won't access it for licensure. :/

[OverCaffeinated]

That's so annoying. I emailed asha and they said it's up to the director. Based on page 4. All it says on page 4 Is

Has demonstrated knowledge of the biological sciences, physical sciences, statistics, and social/behavior sciences.

If u pass the course seems like u have the knowledge sigh

[spursnpearls]

Depends on the school -- some schools I researched wanted a B or better in prereqs and wouldn't accept C/NC. Best to just email each school and find out! 

[slpfall14]

I'm currently a grad student.  I took bio in undergrad for a pass/no pass grade.  I passed.  My graduate coordinator let me use this course towards the requirement.  However, I had to show proof that a pass meant a C or better.  I could show proof via the course syllabus or the catalog stating this information.  The above posters are right, it's up to each program.