SarahMarieMcG

"social and behavioral science courses" need to be taken to get prior to grad school for a masters in communication sciences and disorders. Did you take 2 separate courses for this requirement? As in one social science and one behavioral? Or is it just one general title?

I've been looking into this program and found that CSU San Marcos' SLP prep program accepts students on a "rolling admissions" basis. Does this mean that as long as you meet the requirements for admission they will accept you?

I recently applied for the post-bacc Communication sciences and disorders program at Chapman University (just waiting for 2 more letters of rec. to be submitted). Does anyone have any idea of how many students apply for this specific program at Chapman? I know the cohort is only about 30 students, but I would like to know the admission rate. I tried contacting the school to ask and apparently they don't keep track of how many students apply, just how many students they accept.