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Health Professions' Minors
A minor often complements a major. It allows students to expand their major and explore other disciplines. The Department of Health Professions offers several minors.
Aging Services Leadership Minor
The Aging Services Leadership minor assists individuals interested in gaining knowledge pertaining to aging, eldercare, and gerontology. The minor prepares individuals to understand the cultural, physical, and social aspects of aging, along with the aspects of how aging affects populations.
In addition to the courses listed below, courses might require prerequisites. Please work with your academic advisor to create a personalized course plan.
Summary of Minor Requirements
Required Core Courses: 12 Credits
Required Elective Courses: 6 Credits
Total for Minor: 18 Credits
Course Information
- SOC 1040 – Introduction to Social Gerontology (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3150 – Health Care Organization and Management (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3800 – Long-Term Care: Managing Across the Continuum (Credits: 3)
- SOC 3040 – Sociology of Aging (Credits: 3)
Choose at least 6 credits from the following (at least 3 hours must be upper division):
- ANT 3480 – Cultural Diversity in Health and Illness (Credits: 3)
- COMM 3220 – Communication and the Elderly (Credits: 3)
- CJC 4220 – Criminal Justice and the Elderly (Credits: 3)
- FIN 3450 – Retirement Planning and Employee Benefits (Credits: 3)
- FIN 4400 – Estate Planning (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3030 – Health Care Jurisprudence (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3700 – Health Disparities in the U.S. (Credits: 3)
- HSP 4520 – Grief Counseling (Credits: 3)
- ITP 1700 – Medical Terminology (Credits: 2)
- ITP 2950 – Wellness Coaching I (Credits: 3)
OR - HPS 2700 – Wellness Coaching I (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3100 – Health Education and Counseling (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3200 – Ethics in Health Care (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3700 – Physiology of Aging (Credits: 3)
- ITP 4400 – Wellness Coaching II (Credits: 3)
OR - HPS 4700 – Wellness Coaching II (Credits: 3)
- NUT 3050 – Concepts of Lifecycle Nutrition (Credits: 3)
- PSY 2270 – Death and Dying (Credits: 3)
- PSY 3270 – Adulthood and Aging (Credits: 3)
- PSY 3540 – Cognitive Aging (Credits: 3)
- RECR 2330 – Advocacy, Leisure, and the Aging Adult (Credits: 3)
- RECR 4630 – Recreation Programs for the Older Adult (Credits: 3)
- SOC 3100 – Death and Dying (Credits: 3)
- SOC 3810 – Population Issues: Life, Death and Migration (Credits: 3)
- SWK 3030 – Social Work with Older People (Credits: 3)
Health Care Management Minor
The Health Care Management Minor requires the following courses and electives. In addition to the courses listed below, many courses will require prerequisite courses prior to registration.
Summary of Minor Requirements
Required Core Courses: 6 Credits
Required Elective Courses: 12 Credits
Total for Minor: 18 Credits
Course Information
- HCM 2010 – Global Health Systems (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3150 – Health Care Organization and Management (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3030 – Health Care Jurisprudence (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3100 – Entrepreneurship in Health (Credits: 1)
- HCM 3200 – Managing Quality in Health Care (Credits: 2)
- HCM 3400 – Human Resources Management in Health Care (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3500 – Health Care Research Methods (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3550 – Leadership in Health Care (Credits: 1)
- HCM 3600 – Health Information Systems (Credits: 3)
- PUB 3010 – Community Health Survey, Assessment and Health Improvement Planning (Credits: 3)
- PUB 3020 – Introduction to Epidemiology in Public Health (Credits: 3)
- PUB 3030 – Essentials of Environmental Health in Public Health Practices (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3700 – Health Disparities in the U.S. (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3750 – Professional Practice Management (Credits: 1)
- HCM 3800 – Long-Term Care: Managing Across the Continuum (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3830 – Analytical Methods in Health Data (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3840 – Statistical Methods in Health Data (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3850 – Database Systems in Health Care (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3860 – Health Care Business Intelligence (Credits: 3)
- HCM 4030 – Financial Management in Health Care (Credits: 3)
- HCM 4040 – Health Care Economics (Credits: 3)
- HCM 4300 – Strategic Management in Health Care (Credits: 3)
Integrative Health Care Minor
The Integrative Health Care Minor requires the following courses and electives. In addition to the courses listed below, many courses will require prerequisite courses prior to registration.
Summary of Minor Requirements
Required Core Courses: 9 Credits
Required Elective Courses: 12 Credits
Total for Minor: 21 Credits
Course Information
- ITP 1500 – Dynamics of Health (Credits: 3)
- ITP 2500 – Complementary and Alternative Medical Therapies (Credits: 3)
- ITP 2700 – Holistic Health (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3500 – Health Care Research Methods (Credits: 3)
- ITP 1600 – Herbal Medicine (Credits: 3)
- ITP 2000 – Integrative Health Foundations (Credits: 1)
- ITP 2800 – Health, Society, and the Environment (Credits: 3)
- ITP 2810 – Men Across Cultures (Credits: 3)
- ITP 2820 – Anger In Men: A Whole Approach (Credits: 3)
- ITP 2950 – Wellness Coaching I (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3000 – Men’s Health (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3100 – Health Education and Counseling (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3200 – Ethics in Health Care (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3300 – Homeopathy (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3400 – Ayurveda (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3500 – Traditional Chinese Medicine (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3600 – Energy Medicine (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3700 – Physiology of Aging (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3800 – Stress and Sleep: Impact on Health and Disease (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3850 – Lifestyle Medicine (Credits: 3)
- ITP 4000 – Pediatric Holistic Health (Credits: 3)
- ITP 4100 – Women’s Holistic Health (Credits: 3)
- ITP 4200 – Aromatherapy (Credits: 3)
- ITP 4300 – Botanical Pharmacology (Credits: 3)
- ITP 4400 – Wellness Coaching II (Credits: 3)
- ITP 4500 – Professionalism in Integrative Therapies (Credits: 1)
- ITP 4600 – Clinical Pathophysiology (Credits: 4)
- ITP 4700 – Community Health Education and Lifestyle Medicine (Credits: 3)
- ITP 4900 – Theories and Application of Knowledge for Integrative Health (Credits: 3)
- ITP 4910 – Applications in Wellness Coaching (Credits: 3)
- ITP 4990 – Internship in Integrative Therapeutic Practices (Credits: 3-6)
- ITP 4991 – Integrative Capstone (Credits: 3)
- NUT 2040 – Introduction to Nutrition (Credits: 3)
Lifestyle Medicine Minor
The Lifestyle Medicine Minor requires the following courses and electives. In addition to the courses listed below, many courses will require prerequisite courses prior to registration.
Summary of Lifestyle Medicine Minor Requirements
Required Core Courses: 9 Credits
Required Elective Courses: 9 Credits
Total for Minor: 18 Credits
Course Information
- ITP 3850 – Lifestyle Medicine (Credits: 3)
- ITP 4700 – Community Health Education and Lifestyle Medicine (Credits: 3)
- ITP 4800 – Lifestyle Medicine Across Gender and Lifespan (Credits: 3)
Choose at least 9 Credits from the following (at least 3 hours must be upper division). Note: for ITP 2950/HPS 2700 & ITP 4400/HPS 4700 credit will only be given for one prefix: ITP or HPS
- COMM 2020 – Introduction to Health Communication (Credits: 3)
- EXS 1020 – Resistance Training Techniques (Credits: 3)
- EXS 1640 – Physical Fitness Techniques and Programs (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3150 – Health Care Organization and Management (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3500 – Health Care Research Methods (Credits: 3)
- PUB 3010 – Community Health Survey, Assessment and Health Improvement Planning (Credits: 3)
- PUB 3020 – Introduction to Epidemiology in Public Health (Credits: 3)
- PUB 3030 – Essentials of Environmental Health in Public Health Practices (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3700 – Health Disparities in the U.S. (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3800 – Long-Term Care: Managing Across the Continuum (Credits: 3)
- HCPS 3000 – Introduction to Patient Navigation (Credits: 3)
- HON 3910 – Honors Colloquium (Credits: 3)
- HON 4950 – Senior Honors Thesis (Credits: 3)
- HON 4951 – Paired Senior Honors Thesis (Credits: 1)
- HPL 1870 – Stress Management (Credits: 2)
- HPS 1030 – Fitness and Well-being: Variable Topics (Credits: 1)
- HPS 1440 – Stress Management Techniques (Credits: 3)
- HPS 2700 – Wellness Coaching I (Credits: 3)
- HPS 3340 – Physiology of Exercise (Credits: 4)
- HPS 4700 – Wellness Coaching II (Credits: 3)
- HSP 3220 – Conflict Resolution and Decision Making (Credits: 3)
- HSP 3470 – Counseling the Substance Abuser (Credits: 4)
- HSP 3550 – Intimate Partner Violence (Credits: 3)
- HSP 3575 – Motivational Interviewing for Health Professionals (Credits: 3)
- HSP 4290 – Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Trauma Informed Care (Credits: 1)
- ITP 1000 – Health Career Foundations (Credits: 3)
- ITP 1500 – Dynamics of Health (Credits: 3)
- ITP 2700 – Holistic Health (Credits: 3)
- ITP 2800 – Health, Society, and the Environment (Credits: 3)
- ITP 2810 – Men Across Cultures (Credits: 3)
- ITP 2820 – Anger In Men: A Whole Approach (Credits: 3)
- ITP 2950 – Wellness Coaching I (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3000 – Men’s Health (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3100 – Health Education and Counseling (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3200 – Ethics in Health Care (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3450 – Dynamics of Disease (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3700 – Physiology of Aging (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3800 – Stress and Sleep: Impact on Health and Disease (Credits: 3)
- ITP 4000 – Pediatric Holistic Health (Credits: 3)
- ITP 4100 – Women’s Holistic Health (Credits: 3)
- ITP 4400 – Wellness Coaching II (Credits: 3)
- ITP 4550 – Advanced Health Navigation and Assessment (Credits: 3)
- ITP 4950 – Community Coaching for Health (Credits: 3)
- ITP 4999 – Applied Learning with Lifestyle Medicine (Credits: 3)
- NUT 2040 – Introduction to Nutrition (Credits: 3)
- NUT 3040 – Nutrition Concepts and Controversies (Credits: 3)
- NUT 3050 – Concepts of Lifecycle Nutrition (Credits: 3)
- NUT 3200 – Nutrition and Sports Performance (Credits: 3)
- NUT 3400 – Nutrition and Weight Management (Credits: 3)
- PSY 2120 – Brain and Behavior (Credits: 3)
- PSY 2150 – Positive Psychology (Credits: 3)
- PSY 3410 – Health Psychology (Credits: 3)
- PSY 3440 – Cravings and Addictions (Credits: 3)
- RECR 2330 – Advocacy, Leisure, and the Aging Adult Credits: 3
- RECR 3330 – Introduction to Therapeutic Recreation Services Credits: 3
- RECR 4630 – Recreation Programs for the Older Adult Credits: 3
- RST 1550 – Food Fundamentals Credits: 3
- RST 3530 – Healthy International Cooking Credits: 3
- RST 3875 – Food Preservation Techniques Credits: 3
- SPS 4500 – Teaching Assistantship in the College of Professional Studies Credits: 3
- SWK 1010 – Introduction to Social Work Credits: 3
- SWK 1600 – Community Engagement and Civic Responsibility Credits: 3
- SWK 3010 – Social Work Practice with Children and Youth Credits: 3
- SWK 3030 – Social Work with Older People Credits: 3
- SWK 3080 – Social Work with Families Credits: 3
- SWK 3120 – Privilege, Oppression, and Power Credits: 3
- SWK 3150 – Social Work and Child Maltreatment Credits: 3
- SWK 3500 – Social Work Practice with LGBTQ People Credits: 3
- UA 2735 – Urban Vegetable Farming Credits: 3
- UA 3905 – Farm to Table Sustainability Credits: 3
Men’s Health Minor
The Men’s Health program is the first academic program of its kind. This program of study addresses the root of ill health for men and boys, during a time in which men are experiencing high rates of chronic disease, addictions and mental health issues, expressed as loss of motivation, substance use, anger and false masculinity.
The curriculum respects diverse cultural values, including the fluidity of gender identification, while providing support toward defining values of healthy masculinity.
Consistent with the mission of MSU Denver, students who follow this pathway, will achieve competency and expertise in transforming the lived experience of men and boys toward whole health, which ultimately contributes to better lives for women, other men, children, animals and the natural world.
If you are interested in the Men’s Health Minor but have more questions, please contact us!
You can set up an advising appointment with Dr. Steve Rissman by emailing at [email protected] .
You can also request an advising appointment on our Academic Advising Webpage.
Summary of Men's Health Minor Requirements
Required Core Courses: 15 Credits
Required Elective Courses: 6 Credits
Total for Minor: 21 Credits
Course Requirements
- ITP 2820 – Anger In Men: A Whole Approach Credits: 3
- ITP 3000 – Men’s Health Credits: 3
- ITP 3111 – Aging Warriors: Understanding the Health Issues of Aging Men Credits: 3
- ITP 3810 – Men Across Cultures Credits: 3
- ITP 3911 – Fathers and Health: A Global Perspective Credits: 3
Choose 6 credits from the list of electives.
- ITP 3850 – Lifestyle Medicine Credits: 3
- ITP 4000 – Pediatric Holistic Health Credits: 3
- ITP 4100 – Women’s Holistic Health Credits: 3
- ITP 4800 – Lifestyle Medicine Across Gender and Lifespan Credits: 3
- ITP 4999 – Applied Learning with Lifestyle Medicine Credits: 3
- HCM 2010 – Global Health Systems Credits: 3
- HCM 3100 – Entrepreneurship in Health Credits: 1
- HCM 3550 – Leadership in Health Care Credits: 1
- PUB 1000 – Principles of Public Health Credits: 3
- PUB 3000 – Health Behavior Theory and Practice Credits: 3
- PUB 3010 – Community Health Survey, Assessment and Health Improvement Planning Credits: 3
Men's Health Resources
MANUAL is an innovative men’s resource and engagement center, thoughtfully designed to meet the unique needs of men. Manual’s goal is to support men in their health, including mental health, as well as their ability to see a future for themselves in completing a degree and finding a career path.
Visit the Manual Website to learn more about the FREE mental health tools designed for men.
Public Health Minor
The undergraduate minor in Public Health will provide students with a basic understanding of the Public Health field by exploring social, cultural, and biological dimensions of health.
The Public Health Minor requires the following courses and electives. In addition to the courses listed below, many courses will require prerequisite courses prior to registration.
Summary of Minor Requirements
Required Core Courses: 15 Credits
Required Elective Courses: 3 Credits
Total for Minor: 18 Credits
Course Information
Public Health Foundation (Credits: 6)
- PUB 1000 Principles of Public Health (Credits: 3) (HCM 190A is an equivalent)
- PUB 3020 – Introduction to Epidemiology in Public Health (HCM 3651 is an equivalent)
Study in Health Science – Pick ONE of the following course options (Credits: 3)
- ITP 1500 – Dynamics of Health (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3450 – Dynamics of Disease (Credits: 3)
Public Health Foci- Pick ONE of the following course options (Credits: 3)
- PUB 3000 Health Behavior Theory and Practice (Credits: 3)
- PUB 3010 Community Health Survey, Assessment & Health Improvement Planning (Credits: 3) (HCM 3650 is an equivalent)
- PUB 3030 Essentials of Environmental Health in Public Health Practice (Credits: 3) (HCM 3652 is an equivalent)
- PUB 4000 Health Policy- Practice & Development (Credits: 3)
- PUB 4010 Health Program Planning, Implementing, and Evaluation (Credits: 3)
- PSY 2310 – Statistics for Social and Behavioral Sciences (Credits: 3)
- MTH 1201 – Introduction to Statistics (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3500 – Health Research Methods (Credits: 3)
- ANT 1010 – Introduction to Biological Anthropology (Credits: 3)
- BIO 1000 – Human Biology for Non-Majors (Credits: 3)
- HCM 2010 – Global Health Systems (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3100 – Entrepreneurship in Health (Credits: 1)
- HCM 3150 – Health Care Organization and Management (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3200 – Managing Quality in Health Care (Credits: 2)
- HCM 3400 – Human Resources Management in Health Care (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3500 – Health Care Research Methods (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3550 – Leadership in Health Care (Credits: 1)
- HCM 3700 – Health Disparities in the U.S. (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3800 – Long-Term Care: Managing Across the Continuum (Credits: 3)
- HCPS 3000 – Introduction to Patient Navigation (Credits: 3)
- HLDR 1100 – Colorado Tourism and Recreation (Credits: 3)
- HSP 1010 – Introduction to Human Services (Credits: 3)
- HSP 1020 – Introduction to Trauma Informed Care (Credits: 3)
- HSP 2010 – Introduction to High-Impact Nonprofit Organizations (Credits: 3)
- HSP 2760 – Social Media for Social Change (Credits: 3)
- HSP 3460 – Addiction, Immunity, and Infectious Diseases (Credits: 2)
- HSP 3860 – Social Entrepreneurship (Credits: 3)
- HSP 4030 – Grant writing for Social Change (Credits: 3)
- ITP 1500 – Dynamics of Health (Credits: 3)
- ITP 1700 – Medical Terminology (Credits: 2)
- ITP 2700 – Holistic Health (Credits: 3)
- ITP 2800 – Health, Society, and the Environment (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3000 – Men’s Health (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3100 – Health Education and Counseling (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3200 – Ethics in Health Care (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3450 – Dynamics of Disease (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3700 – Physiology of Aging (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3800 – Stress and Sleep: Impact on Health and Disease (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3850 – Lifestyle Medicine (Credits: 3)
- ITP 4550 – Advanced Health Navigation and Assessment (Credits: 3)
- ITP 4700 – Community Health Education and Lifestyle Medicine (Credits: 3)
- MTH 1210 – Introduction to Statistics (Credits: 4)
- NUT 2040 – Introduction to Nutrition (Credits: 3)
- NUT 3350 – Global Nutrition and Health (Credits: 3)
- NUT 3500 – Food Safety (Credits: 3)
- NUT 4210 – Community Nutrition (Credits: 3)
- PSY 2310 – Statistics for the Social and Behavioral Sciences (Credits: 3)
- PUB 3000 – Health Behavior Theory and Practice (Credits: 3)
- PUB 3010 – Community Health Survey, Assessment and Health Improvement Planning (Credits: 3)
- PUB 3030 – Essentials of Environmental Health in Public Health Practices (Credits: 3)
- PUB 4000 – Health Policy – Practice and Development (Credits: 3)
- PUB 4010 – Health Program Planning, Implementation, and Evaluation (Credits: 3)
- SLHS 2990 – Introduction to Health Communication (Credits: 3)
- SLHS 3000 – Foundations of Disability Studies through Media (Credits: 3)
- SWK 1600 – Community Engagement and Civic Responsibility (Credits: 3)
Pre-Health Care Minor
The Pre-Healthcare Minor provides background knowledge for individuals interested in healthcare. This includes, but is not limited to, individuals who plan to apply to a clinical education program, a graduate program in healthcare management, or a pre-licensure nursing program, including, but not limited to, the MSU Denver Nursing Program.
The Pre-Health Care Minor requires the following courses and electives. In addition to the courses listed below, many courses will require prerequisite courses prior to registration.
Summary of Minor Requirements
Required Core Courses: 8 Credits
Required Elective Courses: 13 Credits
Total for Minor: 21 Credits
Course Information
- BIO 2310 – Human Anatomy and Physiology I (Credits: 4)
- BIO 2320 – Human Anatomy and Physiology II (Credits: 4)
Choose at least 13 semester hours from the following list (at least 3 semester hours must be upper division):
- ANT 3480 – Cultural Diversity in Health and Illness (Credits: 3)
- BIO 1080 – General Biology I (Credits: 3)
- BIO 1090 – General Biology Laboratory I (Credits: 1)
- BIO 1081 – General Biology II (Credits: 3)
- BIO 1091 – General Biology Laboratory II (Credits: 1)
- BIO 2400 – General Microbiology (Credits: 5)
- BIO 3050 – Cell Biology (Credits: 4)
- BIO 3300 – Advanced Human Biology for Non-Majors (Credits: 3)
- BIO 3320 – Advanced Human Physiology (Credits: 4)
- BIO 3330 – Advanced Human Cadaver Anatomy (Credits: 5)
- BIO 3350 – Immunology (Credits: 3)
- BIO 3980 Cooperative Education: MedVantage Nursing Internship (Credits: 3)
- BIO 3471 – Biology of Women (Credits: 3)
- BIO 3600 – General Genetics (Credits: 4)
- BIO 4450 – Pathogenic Microbiology (Credits: 5)
- CHE 1100 – Principles of Chemistry (Credits: 4)
- CHE 1150 – Principles of Chemistry Laboratory (Credits: 1)
- CHE 1800 – General Chemistry I (Credits: 4)
- CHE 1801 – General Chemistry I Laboratory (Credits: 1)
- CHE 1810 – General Chemistry II (Credits: 4)
- CHE 1811 – General Chemistry II Laboratory (Credits: 1)
- CHE 2100 – Introduction to Organic and Biological Chemistry (Credits: 4)
- CHE 2150 – Introduction to Organic and Biological Chemistry Laboratory (Credits: 1)
- CHE 3100 – Organic Chemistry I (Credits: 4)
- CHE 3110 – Organic Chemistry II (Credits: 3)
- CHE 3120 – Organic Chemistry Laboratory 1 (Credits: 1)
- CHE 3130 – Organic Chemistry Laboratory II (Credits: 2)
- CHE 4310 – Biochemistry I (Credits: 4)
- CHE 4320 – Biochemistry II (Credits: 4)
- CHE 4350 – Biochemistry Laboratory (Credits: 2)
- HCM 2010 – Global Health Systems (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3150 – Health Care Organization and Management (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3200 – Managing Quality in Health Care (Credits: 2)
- HCM 3500 – Health Care Research Methods (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3600 – Health Information Systems (Credits: 3)
- PUB 3010 – Community Health Survey, Assessment and Health Improvement Planning (Credits: 3)
- PUB 3020 – Introduction to Epidemiology in Public Health (Credits: 3)
- PUB 3030 – Essentials of Environmental Health in Public Health Practices (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3700 – Health Disparities in the U.S. (Credits: 3)
- HCM 3750 – Professional Practice Management (Credits: 1)
- HCM 3800 – Long-Term Care: Managing Across the Continuum (Credits: 3)
- ITP 1600 – Herbal Medicine (Credits: 3)
- ITP 1700 – Medical Terminology (Credits: 2)
- ITP 2500 – Complementary and Alternative Medical Therapies (Credits: 3)
- ITP 2700 – Holistic Health (Credits: 3)
- ITP 2800 – Health, Society, and the Environment (Credits: 3)
- ITP 2950 – Wellness Coaching I (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3000 – Men’s Health (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3100 – Health Education and Counseling (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3200 – Ethics in Health Care (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3700 – Physiology of Aging (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3800 – Stress and Sleep: Impact on Health and Disease (Credits: 3)
- ITP 3850 – Lifestyle Medicine (Credits: 3)
- ITP 4000 – Pediatric Holistic Health (Credits: 3)
- ITP 4100 – Women’s Holistic Health (Credits: 3)
- ITP 4300 – Botanical Pharmacology (Credits: 3)
- MTH 1110 – College Algebra for Calculus (Credits: 4)
- MTH 1120 – College Trigonometry (Credits: 3)
- MTH 1210 – Introduction to Statistics (Credits: 4)
- MTH 1400 – Precalculus Mathematics (Credits: 4)
- MTH 1410 – Calculus I (Credits: 4)
- NUT 2040 – Introduction to Nutrition (Credits: 3)
- NUT 3050 – Concepts of Lifecycle Nutrition (Credits: 3)
- NUT 3200 – Nutrition and Sports Performance (Credits: 3)
- NUT 3300 – Cultural Aspects of Nutrition (Credits: 3)
- NUT 3400 – Nutrition and Weight Management (Credits: 3)
- NUT 3500 – Food Safety (Credits: 3)
- NUT 4210 – Community Nutrition (Credits: 3)
- PHI 1030 – Introduction to Ethics (Credits: 3)
- PHY 2010 – College Physics I (Credits: 4)
- PHY 2020 – College Physics II (Credits: 4)
- PHY 2030 – College Physics I Laboratory (Credits: 1)
- PHY 2040 – College Physics II Laboratory (Credits: 1)
- PHY 2311 – General Physics I (Credits: 4)
- PHY 2321 – General Physics I Laboratory (Credits: 1)
- PHY 2331 – General Physics II (Credits: 4)
- PHY 2341 – General Physics II Laboratory (Credits: 1)
- PSY 2210 – Psychology of Human Development (Credits: 3)
- PSY 2310 – Statistics for the Social and Behavioral Sciences (Credits: 3)
- PSY 3620 – Abnormal Psychology (Credits: 3)
- SPA 1004 – Conversational Spanish for Medical Professions I (Credits: 3)
- SPA 1005 – Conversational Spanish for Medical Professions II (Credits: 3)
- SPA 1010 – Elementary Spanish I (Credits: 5)
Accreditation
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