The Applied Health Sciences major is designed for students interested in health-related fields. This program requires specific course sequences in various academic areas, including written composition, literature, arts, philosophy, mathematics, biological and physical sciences, history, and psychology. Students will also complete a set of specialized courses in Area V focused on health sciences, microcomputer applications, and statistics. The degree is available exclusively at the Troy and Dothan campuses.
The curriculum is structured around the Area I-V general education requirements, with specific courses mandated for the Applied Health Sciences major.
All Area V courses must be taken at the community college where the student is enrolled. Some courses require a corresponding laboratory component.
Tuition and living costs are not detailed on the provided program page.
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Applicants must complete all Area I-V general education requirements, including specific courses in written composition, literature, arts, philosophy, mathematics, sciences, history, and psychology. A minimum grade of 'C' is required in Written Composition I & II and all Math courses.
This program is primarily designed for students completing their initial Area I-V coursework at a community college. All Area V courses specifically must be taken at the community college where the student is enrolled.
The Applied Health Sciences major is available exclusively at the Troy and Dothan campuses of Troy University.
While specific career outcomes are not detailed, a background in Applied Health Sciences typically prepares graduates for various roles in healthcare support, patient care, and allied health fields.