Prospective students must meet specific prerequisites to be considered for admission: Associate Degree in a Health-Related Field: Applicants must have completed an associate degree in a health sciences-related field, such as physical therapy assistant, occupational therapy assistant, or nursing. This foundational education provides the necessary background for advanced study in applied health science. Minimum Credit Hours: A minimum of 60 undergraduate credit hours is required, including: 30 General Education Credits 30 Health Science Credits, with at least 15 credits at the 300 level or above These credits ensure a well-rounded educational foundation, combining general knowledge with specialized health science coursework. Grade Point Average (GPA): A minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 on a 4.0 scale (equivalent to 50%) is required. This standard ensures that students meet the academic requirements necessary for successful progression and completion of the program. Additional Requirements: Completion of specific general education courses, including: Technical Communication or College Composition Humanities Seminar Effective Speaking Principles of Psychology Humanities and Social Science Electives College Algebra Statistics Principles of Biology I Lifetime Wellness These courses provide essential knowledge and skills applicable to the health sciences field.