Allied Health Care

State-of-the-art Facilities

Students study in state-of-the-art science facilities and work on the only Anatomage table (the most technologically advanced anatomy visualization system available for education) in the state. Our program combines in-depth classroom work with practical, hands-on experience—and the small class sizes ensure our students are fully prepared when it’s time for them to enter graduate school or a professional field.

Hands-on Learning

Students preparing for a career in allied health care participate in shadowing experiences with health care professionals and in an intensive clinical during their senior year. Students also have the opportunity to conduct original research with a faculty member and present their research at regional and national conferences.

Certification

Students are required to sit for one of three certifications focused on exercise physiology, special population personal training, or strength and conditioning. Two of those certifications come from the American College of Sports Medicine, which produces the most research and the best evidence for the field.