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Applied Health Sciences 2+2

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Advance your Health Science Career at UNK

UNK’s new 2+2 program allows Health Science professionals to advance their degrees and move up in their careers.

  • Earn a Bachelor’s degree in a flexible way that works for your schedule.
  • Complete online, on campus, or blended.
  • Design your own program! Choose classes that fit your career goals.
  • Degree completion program for professionals with an Associate’s degree in health-related fields can apply to this program.
  • Seamless and easy transition – entire Associate Degree will be applied towards the Bachelor’s degree.
  • Great for career advancement and workforce development.

Requirements for Bachelor of Science – Applied Health Sciences:

  • Students can transfer up to 66 credit hours from a successfully completed Associate Degree program in a health related field including Surgical Technology, Dental Hygiene, Dental Assisting, Physical Therapy Assistant, Occupational Therapy Assistant, Radiologic Technology, Nursing, Health Sciences, and others as approved.
  • Students will work with a Health Science Advisor to develop an individualized program of study for completion of the Bachelor’s degree in Applied Health Sciences.
  • Students must complete all general studies requirements prescribed by UNK.
  • Students must successfully complete 40 hours of upper division electives as part of their program, with no more than 24 credits in any one discipline or subject.
  • A minimum of 32 semester hours must be UNK credits.

For more information, contact:

Peggy Abels, Director of Health Sciences
abelsp@unk.edu
308-865-8260

Brittany Zimmerman

"I saw where my parents were and the mistakes they made with their life."  "I wanted to be able to make my family better. I wanted to be the person my siblings could look up to, because they had no one else to look up to."

"My whole thought process through all my education – middle school, high school, college – was always a part of that. I never wasn’t thinking about how excited I was to go to college, to be able to get a degree, to be able to be on my own, to be something better than what was put in front of me in the first place."

Brittany Zimmerman

Health Sciences