Students who wish to apply to the program must have completed an undergraduate degree and all of the following program prerequisite courses or their equivalent with a C- or better by the end of Summer Quarter prior to enrollment in the professional program.

Math 148                                                                    Sociology 101

Chemistry 121 & 122                                                  Psychology 100

Biology 113                                                                 Economics 200

Biochemistry 511 OR 311/312                                   Statistics 135

EEOB 232                                                                    Human Nutrition 310

Anatomy 199.04                                                          Microbiology 509

Professional Curriculum (84 hours)
The professional curriculum includes courses available to students who have been admitted to the professional program. It is completed in sequence and there is no provision for part-time or evening-only enrollment. The program includes approximately 1000 hours of supervised practice in hospitals, nursing homes, and community agencies.