Washburn University 
School of Applied Studies
Department of Allied Health
Bachelor of Health Science

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Program Degree Requirements

Program Application

Allied Health International Admissions

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Class Schedules

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Health Services Administration

Required Core Courses (30 hrs)
AL366 Legal and Regulatory Issues
AL367 Health Care Quality Improvement
AL375 Health Care Policy
AL399 Health Information Systems
AL400 Supervisory Practices
AL405 Financial Issues in Health Care
AL420 Current Issues in Health Care
AL450 Knowledge Management
AL460 Research in Health Care
AL480 Seminar in Health Care

Medical Imaging

To be eligible to apply to the Medical Imaging major, applicants must either be a student in or a graduate of one of the following certificate programs:

                        Computed Tomography
                        Diagnostic Medical Sonography
                        Radiation Therapy
                        Magnetic Resonance

Medical Imaging coursework includes the certificate program required courses as well as:

                        AL320 Human Disease
                        AL460 Research in Health Care
                        AL480 Seminar in Health Care

Computed Tomography and Magnetic Resonance students must also complete one course from the required Health Services Administration courses listed above.

Required for ALL BHS Students

University Requirements (11 hrs)
EN101  Freshman Composition
EN300  Advanced Composition
PE198  Lifetime Wellness
MA110 Exploring Mathematics OR  MA116 College Algebra

General Education Requirements (27 hrs)
Arts and Humanities (9 hrs – 3hrs in art, music, or theatre)
Math and Natural Science (9 hrs in 2 subject areas)
Social Science (9 hrs in 2 subject areas)

General Electives
12 upper division credit hours depending upon the Allied Health Specialty of the student.

The Transformational Experience
Washburn University believes in providing students with exciting opportunities to make a difference.  Therefore, as part of the Washburn experience, students may choose one of the following to build upon the knowledge they have attained:

• A Scholarly or Creative experience
• A Community Service experience
• A Leadership experience
• An International Education experience.

While participation in one or more of these experiences is required for graduation, the BHS major provides the student an opportunity to complete the Scholarly experience as part of its curriculum.  For more information please contact the BHS advisor.

For additional information on the Bachelor of Health Science
degree contact Don Kellogg
at 785-670-3103 or 785-670-2170

or

e-mail the
Allied Health Department Secretary
at allied-health@washburn.edu