This concentration leads to a Bachelor of Arts degree and is especially suitable if you have completed a vocational training program at a business school, community college, technical institute or other two-year educational institution. This concentration leads to a Bachelor of Science degree designed primarily for practicing licensed professionals in the health field. Special emphasis is placed on broadening your existing skills. As a registered health professional, you are granted up to 45 credit hours for your registry and related education. This concentration is a career-oriented program for individuals wanting to build upon their technical background.
Emphasis is placed on engineering, applied science and math for practical application.
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