Health Studies

Health Studies



NOTE: The Bachelor of Science in Health Studies degree program has been terminated by the Louisiana Board of Regents effective Spring 2011. Students already accepted into the program will be allowed to complete the degree requirements.  

The Bachelor of Science in Health Studies is designed to prepare graduates of certificate and/or associate degree programs in health care specialties for entry-level management, supervisory, or health education positions. The program will provide the junior and senior-level coursework needed for the Bachelor of Science Degree. The length of study will vary based on the student’s prior academic experience. Some students, especially those from certificate programs, will require additional coursework at the freshman or sophomore levels to meet core general education curriculum requirements for graduation. Graduation requirements include a 2.0 GPA, and earning a grade of “C” or better in all major courses plus courses in mathematics and English, graduation from or completion of an accredited certificate or associate degree clinical allied health program, and meeting requirements for licensure/registration/certification to practice as a health care professional.

 

Degree requirements: The degree requires completion of a total of 123-124 hours. Up to 30 of these hours may be awarded for clinical specialty coursework when students (1) complete an approved Associate Degree or graduate from an approved certificate program, and (2) meet the requirements for licensure/registration/certification in a clinical health care specialty.

 

Catalogue requirements for 2006-07, 2007-20082008-2009, 2009-2010, and 2010-2011 are available.  Students are responsible for program requirements for their catalog year.  One's catalog year is the year in which one declared the major, unless it has been more than seven years or the student has not attended Southeastern for a full calendar year. 

 

NOTE: Students are not eligible to enroll in HS 499 (Senior Practicum/Internship) until they complete the Associate Degree or graduate from the certificate program, and meet the requirements for licensure/registration/certification in a clinical health care specialty.

  

Coordinators: Dr. Wynn Gillan          Evelyn DelRio

       (985) 549-5252         (985) 549-3871

       wgillan@selu.edu       evelyn.delrio@selu.edu


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