Information for

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS


Admission and Application

The undergraduate program in communication sciences and disorders is an open-enrollment program. There are no additional requirements for admission into the program beyond admission to UCF. However, students must comply with both UCF and College of Health and Public Affairs procedures and deadlines.

Click here to visit UCF Undergraduate Admissions online.

To apply online:
Undergraduate Application


Declaration of Major

Students who choose to major in communication sciences and disorders must complete a "Declaration of Major" form indicating their chosen major.

This form is available in the college's Undergraduate Student Services office in Health and Public Affairs II, Suite 115.

Former undergraduate student Bernard Rousseau (B.S. ’98, M.A. ’00) is now an assistant professor of otolaryngology at Vanderbilt University. He chose his current career because "an under-graduate professor took the time to mentor me."
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Orientation, Advising and Registration

Orientation and Registration
The College of Health and Public Affairs' Undergraduate Student Services office, located in Health and Public Affairs II, Suite 115, hosts a series of college orientations aimed at providing students with specific information they will need to successfully complete a degree program in the college. These orientations are held throughout the year in conjunction with general UCF orientations (see below). During the college orientations, students will receive academic advisement and will register for classes. For specific information, visit Undergraduate Student Service online or contact the office directly at 407-823-0010.

There are several different UCF orientations available for students depending on the program they are beginning. Initially, all students are required by the university to attend a general UCF orientation. These orientations are tailored to the status of the student, such as freshman or transfer student, and they aim to help students transition to the university. These sessions provide valuable information on such important topics as class schedules, immunization requirements, financial aid and student services.

To learn more:
UCF Orientation Services

Advising
The Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders offers a full range of advising services, including academic, professional and personal advisement. The department's two academic advisers, also known as coordinators of academic support, are non-faculty, professional staff members who are knowledgeable about departmental program requirements and university guidelines for admissions, registration and graduation. The academic advisers have regularly scheduled hours for walk-in advising and assist students throughout their programs of study.

Opening advising is offered Monday through Friday during specific times posted each week. A student may call or stop by the departmental office during the week or check the current "Open Advising Schedule" (see this link in the list of links at the top of this page). A student also may make an appointment with one of the advisers by contacting the department's main office at 407-823-4798 or sending an e-mail to advising@mail.ucf.edu.


Scholarships and Financial Aid

Scholarships

The list below identifies scholarships specific to College of Health and Public Affairs. It is not an exhaustive list of scholarships offered by the university or nationwide.

  • College of Health and Public Affairs Endowed Scholarship
  • John L. Mica Public Service Scholarship

For applications and application deadlines for these and other scholarship opportunities at UCF:
Scholarship Listing


Financial Aid

Financial aid information and application forms may be obtained in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders office in Health and Public Affairs II, Suite 101, and the Office of Student Financial Assistance in Millican Hall, Suite 120.