Health Sciences at Mountain State University

If you want to build a fulfilling career in a high-demand area and contribute to the quality of life in your community, look into one of the many programs in health sciences at Mountain State University.

The Patsy H. Haslam School of Health Sciences offers associate and bachelor's degree programs in health care and health sciences as well as certificates of specialization and the undergraduate component of an entry-level master's degree program in physician assistant.

Admission Requirements

Most programs in the school have specific admission requirements, which are described with each program's listing. Applicants may be required to meet health and legal requirements in addition to academic criteria. Admission is competitive, and meeting the requirements for a program does not guarantee admission. Carefully review the requirements for any program to which you plan to apply; you may also want to discuss your background and application with an advisor.

Additional Requirements

Federal regulations require that students entering learning situations involving real or potential contact with individuals comply with specific health requirements, including screening for tuberculosis; vaccination against such diseases as tetanus, rubella, and hepatitis; and a physical exam/health assessment to rule out any conditions that contraindicate the practice of the chosen field. You must fulfill all such requirements at your own expense.

In addition to University tuition, deposits, and fees, students enrolling in the Patsy H. Haslam School of Health Sciences programs must pay clinical, laboratory, program, and special fees when applicable.

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