@happy1 that’s why I suggested the student look at grad programs of interest and see what those grad programs require for prerequisite courses.
Also…not all undergrad communication sciences and disorders programs are the same. Some are way more robust than others.
I went to a very robust undergrad and actually did my grad work as a fellowship student. BUT I applied to a couple of programs where I needed to take some required prerequisites. I just didn’t matriculate at one of those!
In my opinion, the speech path undergrad programs in the Midwest…Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, are the best and most robust. It’s the heart of speech pathology programs…my opinion.