Bachelor's Degree in Health Science

Health Science degree in CT

Alex Hall, Health Science student

Our bachelor’s degree in Health Science is an interdisciplinary program designed to provide career advancement opportunities to entry-level health profession practitioners as well as to individuals just beginning their careers in health care.

This program embraces those with different backgrounds and interests and will help you achieve your educational goals.

Goodwin’s Bachelor in Health Science program offers four tracks:

Environmental Health

You will gain an understanding of the impact of environmental conditions on human health.

Health Care Administration

You will acquire knowledge of the business challenges specific to the health care delivery system, and you will gain an appreciation of the manager’s role.

Bachelor Degree Completion

This track allows the creation of career paths and advancement opportunities if you already possess a certification, licensure, or registry through a professional organization but lack a collegiate degree.

Health Care Career Exploration

You will be able to explore various careers and aspects of health care. This track is appropriate if you have not yet decided on a specific profession but are interested in pursuing a career in health care.

No matter which track you chose, you will have a strong foundation in health care and be prepared for career advancement opportunities.

Graduation Requirements

All Health Science major core requirements must be completed with a cumulative G.P.A. (grade point average) of 2.0 or higher. All general graduation requirements must be completed as stated in the catalog.

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  • Enrollment is hassle-free.
  • We’re still accepting financial aid applications.
  • We’ll review your transcripts of prior learning (usually in less than one business day).

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