
Gain the latest knowledge and skills to give you a competitive advantage in the rapidly growing field of health science. This online Associate of Science in Health Science (AHS) degree is a perfect introduction to the fast-paced world of healthcare and provides the groundwork for a future bachelor’s degree. You will explore a wide range of health-focused topics, from disease prevention, psychology, global health, public healthcare, biology to general health and wellness. This degree is ideal for working professionals seeking a strong foundation in health science or those aiming to pursue advanced studies in the future.
An Associate of Science in Health Science can prepare you for various roles in the healthcare sector. The Career Service Center provides support with resume feedback, networking, and interview techniques.
Transfer credits from other accredited universities are accepted, with up to 75% of total credits eligible for transfer. There is no charge for transfer credit evaluations, and a small fee of $17 per course applies if credits are accepted.
There is a $60 application fee. The estimated total cost for the degree is $3,660, assuming no transfer credits. Scholarships and grants may be available for students who cannot afford the fees.
University of the People is accredited.
Applicants must be at least 16 years old and possess a high school diploma or its equivalent. Official academic documents verifying this qualification will need to be submitted during the application process.
There is a $60 application fee. While there are no tuition fees, students pay an assessment fee of $180 per course. The estimated total cost for the degree, without transfer credits, is $3,660.
The application deadline for the September 3, 2026 intake is July 23, 2026.
Yes, scholarships and grants may be available for students who cannot afford the program fees. More details can be found on the university's scholarships page.
The program consists of 20 courses and can be completed in less than a year and a half, depending on the student's pace.