Health Sciences
Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (564)
The Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences is designed for students who are interested in pursuing a health and human sciences related career
The program is an interdisciplinary program with three primary purposes:
1) Allowing students with a general interest in Health Sciences to pursue a B.S. degree while obtaining a concentration in a specific area of Health and Human Services.
2) Permitting students to prepare for post-graduate or professional Health Sciences programs.
3) Providing an option for students with a health-related associate's degree who wish to continue their education field (approved by the Health Sciences Advisor).
- 38-41 core Health Science credit hours are required, including a required concentration ranging from 24-27 credit hours.
- Students pursuing the major are required to select one of the following degree tracks:
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- Preparatory Health Sciences Concentration
- Health and Social Welfare Concentration
- Associate’s Degree in a health field (approved by the Health Sciences Advisor)
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