Health Sciences, AS

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The curriculum for the Associate of Science degree in health sciences is designed for students whose goal is to seamlessly transition to a baccalaureate degree program in nursing, public health, biology pre-health, or another health-related program. The associate of science is designed to incorporate general education requirements and discipline specific health science courses leading up to the completion of a four-year degree in health related disciplines. The two-year degree integrates knowledge from behavioral and biological sciences as a basis for allied health practice to enable students to demonstrate competencies relevant to a career focus area within health sciences.

University Requirement (2 Hours)

GSTD 1002 - Freshman Seminar

General Education (24 Hours)

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(Mathematics, natural science and physical science courses are included in the major.)

Biological and Health Sciences (19 Hours)

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Chemistry (4 Hours)

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Mathematics and Statistics (6 Hours)

MATH 1023 - College Algebra

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Electives (6 Hours)

Electives Recommended from Public Health or Biology 6 Hour(s)

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Health Sciences, AS

University Requirement (2 Hours)

General Education (24 Hours)

Biological and Health Sciences (19 Hours)

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Select 3 hours from the following:

Chemistry (4 Hours)

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Mathematics and Statistics (6 Hours)

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Electives (6 Hours)

Total Hours - 61