Preparation for Allied Health Programs
The Preparation for Allied Health Programs degree is for students interested in careers in health care, such as nursing and allied fields in health care. Students completing the degree will be prepared to excel in a wide range of health care careers and enter rigorous programs. Some variation in degree requirements may exist for a particular Allied Health program; therefore, it is essential that students refer to the catalog of their intended transfer institution and contact a counselor to discuss their career plans and ensure that all required coursework is completed. A bachelor’s degree is generally required for public health/community and industrial settings, and for commissioned officer
Courses
- BIOL 260 — HUMAN ANATOMY
- BIOL 261 — PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY
- BIOL 265 — GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY
- CHEM 100 — INTRODUCTION TO GENERAL CHEMISTRY
- CHEM 102 — GENERAL, ORGANIC, AND BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY
- CHEM 170 — PREPARATION FOR GENERAL CHEMISTRY
- COMM 103 — ORAL COMMUNICATION
- COMM 174 — INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
- COMM 176 — INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION
- SOC 270 — STATISTICS FOR THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
- SOC 280 — STATISTICAL METHODS FOR THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
- STAT C1000 — INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS