Are you interested in a health profession but uncertain about which career path to pursue? The bachelor of science in applied health sciences program will help you explore and connect with WSU Applebaum graduate programs during your very first year here.

As a BSAHS student, you'll build a strong foundation in medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, communication within a health care setting, interdisciplinary patient care, critical thinking and writing, ethics, and diversity across the health science continuum.

Because the BSAHS program is housed alongside WSU Applebaum graduate programs, you'll explore a wide range of health professions while developing the skills and knowledge that will help you take your next step — applying to your preferred program with key prerequisite credits under your belt, or heading straight into your career in a variety of health settings.

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Whether you're a transfer student or entering college for the first time, you will have academic advising support in developing a targeted degree pathway based on your long-term goals.

You'll also complete a minor as part of the degree, with the opportunity to choose from more than 100 Wayne State University minor programs, such as health communication, health care ethics, law and social work, public health, and more.

BSAHS concentrations include:

• Pre-Occupational Therapy
• Pre-Pathologists’ Assistant
• Pre-Pharmacy
• Pre-Physical Therapy
• Pre-Physician Assistant Studies
• General

Additional WSU Applebaum undergraduate programs:

• Medical Laboratory Science
• Mortuary Science
• Radiation Therapy Technology
• Radiologic Technology

Get started by attending a WSU Applebaum information meeting

Online information meetings take place the first Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m. ET. You will receive log-in details after you register to attend.

After attending an information meeting, we invite you to complete the Wayne State University undergraduate application.