With only about 3,500 respiratory therapy students graduating each year around the country, there is an obvious need for trained technicians. All AAS degrees can be expanded into four-year Bachelor of Applied Science degrees. As one of the fastest growing occupations in America, respiratory therapy is an excellent career choice. As A Entry-level respiratory therapists treat patients with breathing disorders from infants with underdeveloped lungs, to elderly people with lung diseases such as asthma and emphysema. If you wish to continue your training, Boise State also offers an Advanced-Level Therapist Program in the College of Health Sciences.
Program begins in the fall semester and takes two school years to complete.
See our Program details under Centers of Distinction . Applicants must meet all admission requirements, submit three recommendation forms, and be interviewed by the Respiratory Therapy faculty. Be sure to ask us about it. Preparatory classes, tutoring, and technical assistance are available before you begin and throughout your education.