What does BSHS mean in HEALTHCARE

Generally speaking, you will need a high school diploma or equivalent with a focus on coursework that includes sciences such as biology, chemistry and physics. In some cases, the university or college may have other specific prerequisites or minimum GPA requirements for admission.

Generally speaking, most Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Studies programs require between 120 and 130 credit hours to complete. Depending on your academic background, credits transferred from another institution may reduce the number of required credit hours needed towards graduation. Typically, you can expect to complete this degree within four academic years if attending on a full-time basis.

Common courses typically include those related to biochemistry anatomy & physiology, medical terminology & associated law practices & ethics. Additionally there may be courses offered related to pharmacology & medication administration as well as clinical practice and medical technology.

Yes! Many programs offer field placements or internships that allow students experience working directly within the healthcare field while they pursue their studies. This allows students the opportunity to gain valuable experience and knowledge from practitioners working in their field of interest.

Upon successful completion of this degree program there are many career options available including health information management specialist; medical lab technician; patient care coordinator; Pharmacy Technician; Medical Coder/Biller and Registered Nurse (RN). In addition many graduates pursue postgraduate studies in order to become physicians or nurse practitioners.