Residential CSD Master's Tuition and Scholarships
Click below to review tuition and fees for Baylor’s residential Master of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders program:
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Please note that the tuition cost applies to the fall through summer of that academic year. For example, 2024-25 tuition costs apply to Fall 2024, Spring 2025, and Summer 2025.
Scholarships for CSD Master's Program Students
Prospective Students
Baylor’s residential CSD graduate program offers a select number of scholarships to high achieving applicants. Consideration for these awards will be determined by the student’s admissions application and will be communicated after a student is accepted into the program.
Admitted and Current Students
Students who have been admitted to the residential Master of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders program are encouraged to apply for departmental scholarships through Scholarship Universe at baylor.scholarshipuniverse.com.
Information and instructions for Scholarship Universe can be found through Baylor’s One Stop Student Financial Services.
Scholarship Universe includes several internal and external scholarship opportunities specifically designed for students pursuing education in Communication Sciences and Disorders professions. Application acceptance and closing dates are provided within Scholarship Universe.
Questions? Contact One Stop Student Financial Services.
Apply for Financial Aid as a Graduate CSD Student
To be considered for federal, state, and Baylor need-based financial aid including loans, grants, and need-based Baylor scholarships, you must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). There is no fee to complete the FAFSA.
Baylor's school code is 003545. Baylor normally receives results of the FAFSA within two to three business days.
For more information about applying for financial aid at Baylor, visit Baylor One Stop Student Financial Services.