Bachelor of Health Science (BHS)
Prepare for a Future in Healthcare Leadership
The Bachelor of Health Science equips students with a broad understanding of health-related disciplines, preparing them for careers in healthcare administration, allied health, or graduate and professional study. Through an interdisciplinary curriculum that integrates biology, public health, psychology, and healthcare management, students will learn how healthcare systems operate, and how to improve them.
Program Snapshot
- Program Level: Undergraduate
- Duration: Typically Completed Within 3 Years
- Format: In-Person with Day, Weekend and Evening Options
- Credits Required: 120 Credit Hours
Curriculum Highlights
- General Education: English, Mathematics, Social Sciences, and Humanities
- Core Courses: Introduction to Healthcare, Healthcare Ethics & Legal Issues, Healthcare Policy, Epidemiology & Public Health, Healthcare in the U.S., Medical Sociology, Mental Health, Healthcare Practice
- Electives: Options in Biology, Business, or Health-Related Fields
- Capstone Experience: Research Project or Applied Practicum
Career Pathways
Graduates Are Prepared For:
- Healthcare Administration and Management Roles
- Careers in Community Health, Allied Health, and Wellness Programs
- Graduate and Professional Programs:
- Master of Public Health, Master of Healthcare Administration
- OT, PT, or PA School
- Leadership in Healthcare-Related Organizations
Admission Requirements
- Official High School Transcripts or Official College Transcripts for Transfer Students
- Completed Application for Admission
- Interview with Admissions Team
- Transfer Credit Policy: Only courses with a grade of C or higher are considered for transfer.