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Hello Juniors!

Look out for a WebEx meeting specifically for you! It will give you a heads up about applying for graduate school and give you a place to ask your early questions.
Dates and times TBD

Welcome to Spring 2021!  We hope you had a wonderful winter break and are energized for the new academic year ahead.  As juniors in CSD, the recommended course schedule for your major requirements are:

FALL 2020
CSD 300 Intro to Audiology
CSD 301 Language Development
SPRING 2021
CSD314 Phonological and Language Disorders
CSD318 Aural Rehabilitation

Keep working on your GenEds (consult with the GenEd and Registrar offices if you have any question specific to these).  Also remember your degree requirements.  Here is the Registrar page on degree requirements for your reference: https://www.jmu.edu/registrar/BA_and_BS_Degree_Courses.shtml

If you have questions about your schedule, please first visit the Peer Advisor’s Office Hours. If you have remaining or unanswered questions, visit us in office hours or send an email with your name, student ID, class standing, and a detailed description of your question/concern.

Have a great year!



Junior Advisor
Dr. Yingjui Nie: nieyx@jmu.edu  
Junior Advisor
HBS 1016
Mondays 1:00-2:30pm









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