Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences
Klamath Falls
The degree meets most prerequisites for graduate and professional studies to pursue a career as a medical doctor, dentist, optometrist, pharmacist, physician assistant, physical therapist or veterinarian. Other students prepare for graduate school to become a biomedical researcher, biotechnologist, or educator in biology or the biomedical sciences.
The first two to three years of the curriculum also can be used as preparation for allied health programs such as Clinical Laboratory Science, Medical Imaging Technology, Respiratory Care and related fields.
Seminars offer additional opportunities for students to explore special topics of interest and to experience undergraduate contact with biomedical professionals and institutions.