Allied Health Majors

Allied health encompasses professions that provide technical, therapeutic, and support services within the healthcare field. The Bachelor of Arts in Allied Health program comprises a rigorous curriculum that combines foundational biological, chemical, and physical knowledge with a variety of applied topics including psychology, kinesiology, statistics, and electives tailored to the student’s career goals. This program also provides an environment where undergraduate students can develop a Christian worldview and learn to integrate their faith into their future careers as allied health professionals.

We’ll help you graduate with the science foundation needed for a wide variety of careers—cytotechnology, occupational therapy, physical therapy, radiation technology, nursing, and more. You’ll also gain the essential knowledge and graduate with the prerequisites completed to enter graduate programs in these fields, and support your experience through laboratory work in human anatomy, human physiology, and more.

Program at a Glance

The School of Humanities and Sciences offers diverse well-rounded degree programs to prepare critical thinkers to make a difference in the world for Christ.

Application Deadline

Early Action (Freshmen Only)

• November 15

Regular Decision

• March 1 priority application deadline
• June 1 final deadline
• August 1 final transfer deadline

Gain Hands-on Experience

• Perform laboratory based techniques and skills.
• Privilege of cadaver-based learning in first-year courses.
• Understand scientific terminology and nomenclature.
• Consider the ethics of medicine and science through a Christian lens.