Career-Specific Program Overview
FAQ
The Associate of Applied Science Degree in Health Sciences provides students with a foundation in the general education courses, health sciences core, and technical electives necessary to be successful in today’s health careers. Students will acquire skills to help them be successful in a clinic, nursing home, hospital or medical office setting. The program prepares students to work in professions not requiring a four-year degree.
Career Opportunities:
- Medical office assistant
- Dietary Management
- EMT
- Nursing Assistant
- MA-C
- Practical Nursing
- Registered Nursing
Degree Requirements
Program Learning Outcomes
Students who successfully complete the Associate of Applied Science in Health Sciences will be able to:
- Engage students in a comprehensive health science curriculum allowing them to gain a foundational knowledge in their respective health profession including sciences, theories, concepts and best practices.
- Enable students to apply quantitative, qualitative, and scientific reasoning to solve problems by emphasizing creative and analytical thinking in the curriculum.
- Students should demonstrate effective communication skill, both verbal and written, to interact professionally with colleagues, patients and other healthcareprofessionals.
- Gain a primary health science education that enables students to transition to various associate, baccalaureate, or professional degrees.