B.A. in Allied Health Studies

Requirements

Core Requirements (41 credits)

AHS101	Introduction to Allied Health Studies	4
AHS200	Global Health and Cultural Perspectives	4
AHS300	Health Care Organizations & Delivery Sys	4
AHS307	Epidemiology and Human Disease	4
AHS310	Health Promotion & Planning	4
AHS410	Research in Health Care	4
AHS450	Senior Seminar	2
AHS495	Internship	2
BUS100	Intro to Bus:Domestic&Global Dimensions	2
BUS200	Principles of Mgmt&Mgmt Skills	4
MATH119	Elementary Statistics	4
PHIL331	Ethics in Health Care	3

Course Sequence for B.A. in Allied Health Studies

First Year

Fall Semester (14-16 Credits)

BUS100	Intro to Bus:Domestic&Global Dimensions	2
AHS101	Introduction to Allied Health Studies	4
	General Education and Electives	8-10

Spring Semester (16 Credits)

MATH119	Elementary Statistics	4
BUS200	Principles of Mgmt&Mgmt Skills	4
	General Education and Electives	8

Second Year

Fall Semester (14-16 Credits)

AHS200	Global Health and Cultural Perspectives	4
	General Education and Electives	10-12

Spring Semester (14-16 Credits)

AHS300	Health Care Organizations & Delivery Sys	4
	General Education and Electives	10-12

Third Year

Fall Semester (14-16 Credits)

AHS307	Epidemiology and Human Disease	4
AHS310	Health Promotion & Planning	4
	General Education and Electives	6-8

Spring Semester (13-15 Credits)

AHS410	Research in Health Care	4
PHIL331	Ethics in Health Care	3
	General Education and Electives	6-8

Fourth Year

Fall Semester (14-16 Credits)

AHS450	Senior Seminar	2
AHS495	Internship	2
	General Education and Electives	8-10

Spring Semester (14-16 Credits)

AHS495	Internship	2
	General Education and Electives	10-12

Students may transfer in up to 90 credits. The total major in Allied Health is 42-44. Graduation requirement is 120 credits. Students may be over the "120" credit if they transfer in the complete allowance of 90 credits.

If the student has earned an A.A.S degree from an institution that has an articulation agreement with CSE, they will generally be required to take CSE 200 and Element III for their general education requirements. All transfer students will be assessed individually by the Admissions Office for correct placement in General Education Requirements.

Students transferring from a school without a current CSE Articulation agreement will be evaluated on an individual basis for transfer credit acceptance.

Students transferring into CSE with an Associate's Degree (A.S.) will be required to take Element III of the College general education program.

Capstone Seminar

Students will complete a faculty guided, culminating research project that begins during the internship and ends in the Senior Seminar course.

Suggested Minors

• Biology
• Chemistry
• Communication
• Foods and Nutrition
• Psychology
• Sociology