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An associate's degree in health science provides students with comprehensive understanding of the U.S. healthcare system, covering its framework, motivations, and ethical considerations. The curriculum includes essential coursework in natural sciences, behavioral sciences, and communication skills required for admission to professional healthcare programs. Graduates gain qualifications for either entering licensure-track healthcare degrees or securing beginner roles in the healthcare field.
Program Outcomes
After finishing the A.S. in Health Science program, students will be able to:
Communicate effectively both verbally and through writing.
Identify and contrast various career options within healthcare professions.
Show foundational knowledge in quantitative and scientific areas needed for advanced licensure-required health programs.
Exhibit awareness of social and cultural contexts at local, national, and international scales.
Recognize how lifestyle decisions influence overall wellness and apply this understanding to maintain situation-appropriate healthy habits.