Communication Sciences and Disorders

 

These must be submitted directly to CSDCAS, either electronically or in paper format on the author’s letterhead. Refer to the CSDCAS application instructions for submission details.

References related to academic performance are preferred.  For someone who has not been in an academic setting for a while, references may also be from a non-academic professional who can speak to your qualities as an employee. The relationship between you and the individual writing the letter of reference should be business rather than personal.  References should indicate the applicant’s promise as a successful professional in the field of speech-language pathology, as well as characteristics such as dependability,  initiative, persistence, setting goals and working toward them, personal integrity, etc. 

Many applicants ask four individuals to write letters in order to ensure that at least three letters are received by CSDCAS.

Please refer to the FAQ’s and Instructions found under HELP on the CSDCAS home page at https://portal.csdcas.org/.