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Health Sciences, B.S. 2022-2023HEALTH SCIENCES, B.S.Saint Louis University's undergraduate degree in health sciences is a pathfor students interested in entering clinically related health fields or forstudents interested in health informatics and health data managementfields. It also provides a solid scientific and health-oriented curriculumfor professional or graduate education. The goal of many students inthe health sciences program is to become prepared for professional andresearch careers in the rapidly changing world of health, with particularemphasis on the holistic context in which health care is delivered.Students in the health information management concentration areprepared for diverse career opportunities in health information fieldsand to take the Registered Health Information Administrator (RHIA)nationally recognized credentialing exam offered by the American HealthInformation Management Association. The program provides a holistic view of health care that serves asa great pre-professional option for students going on to graduateeducation. In addition to learning about health sciences and anatomy andphysiology, students will also learn about research methods, healthcare management, process improvement, health care technology,health care policy and law and more. Faculty members provide tremendous mentorship to help thestudents in every phase of their education. Information technology is integrated throughout the curriculum,providing students with hands-on exposure and experience withtypical health care industry systems.The health care industry is growing and changing rapidly. A newgeneration of health professionals will be needed to examine oldproblems from a fresh perspective and arrive at innovative theories,policies and technologies that address emerging health concerns.Students prepare for these challenges by offering curricular tracks inpre-medicine, medical scholar, pre-dentistry, pre-physician assistant,pre-pharmacy, pre-physical therapy, pre-occupational therapy, healthinformation management concentration and a general health sciencecurriculum. Each curricular track is optimized to prepare students forgraduate studies and the workforce.Advantages to earning your B.S. in Health Sciences at Saint LouisUniversity include: An education based on Jesuit principles y/) with a mission to prepare professionals whopossess the competence, compassion and conduct essential to ahealth professional A flexible curriculum that allows for diverse areas of concentration Instruction by professionally credentialed faculty Medically relevant coursework ideal for a variety of postbaccalaureate study choicesIn addition to the other pre-professional tracks and scholars programsavailable through the health sciences program, interested studentsare encouraged to learn more about the Pharmacy Scholars p) option — an exclusiveopportunity for qualified incoming Saint Louis University first-yearstudents to gain a guaranteed interview to the Doctor of Pharmacy(Pharm.D.) program at University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in1St. Louis and access to an accelerated pathway to completing both theirbachelor's degree and their Pharm.D.Curriculum OverviewThe health sciences program at Saint Louis University offers a flexiblecurriculum that prepares students for a variety of health careerenvironments. The curriculum is built on a strong science foundation thatthreads a holistic approach to understanding health care throughout theeducational model.SLU's health sciences program will provide students with: A solid, scientific baseline for pre-professional and/or pre-medscholars for entry into post-baccalaureate studies after graduating A path for those interested in entering a non-clinical, health-relatedfield For HIM concentration students, use of an educational-basedelectronic health record, encoding systems, database management,statistical software and various other health information systemsThe health sciences degree requires a minimum of 120 credits. Mostimportantly, the program strives to equip graduates to understand thehealth care system and its complexities while still providing a solidscientific knowledge base.CareersThe majority of students with a bachelor's degree in health sciencesgo on to medical school, graduate school or other post-baccalaureatestudies. Students are also prepared for non-clinical employmentopportunities within health care, such as: Health Care Coordinator: The point of contact to help coordinatepatient support and services. As the liaison between patients,families, medical staff and services, coordinators providemanagement of the health and well-being of the patient. Case Manager: Based in home health agencies, health caremanagement companies, the insurance industry or elderly caresettings, case managers assist in the management of dailyoperations and provide support to multidisciplinary teams to ensurequality patient care is delivered. Health Services Manager: Provides management and direction tothe physician or health care organization including staffing, training,monitoring, evaluating and compliance. Managers assist in theidentification of potential quality improvement issues and policy andprocedure development. Privacy Officer: Responsible for managing the risks and businessimpacts of privacy laws and policies and for protecting patientinformation that is collected and stored by health care facilities. Corporate Wellness Administrator: Responsible for theimplementation and day-to-day management of employee,community and worksite wellness programs, corporate wellnessadministrators manage wellness program services by implementingsustainable health promotion programs that target populationsacross the organization based on an individual company's needs. Medicolegal Death Investigator: Responsible for the investigation ofsudden and unexpected deaths. Develops and evaluates informationobtained from observations, interviews and reviews of variousrecords to assist in determination of cause and manner of death,which impacts public health.
2Health Sciences, B.S. 2022-2023 Patient Advocate/Patient Navigator: Serves as the liaison betweena patient and their health care provider(s). Advocates are dedicatedto coordinating the patient’s medical care, getting them help andworking with the family. Health Literacy Educator: Assists consumers in understanding thehealth care system in plain language using health literacy skills.Students with the HIM concentration have employment opportunities in avariety of areas, including: Health care consulting Information system companies Government agencies Law firms HospitalsHIM ConcentrationThe Health Sciences - Health Information Management concentration isdesigned for students interested in the study of medical sciences, dataanalysis, information technology, legal concepts and health management.HIM professionals are recognized experts in clinical and health careoperational data. Department and adjunct faculty, who are professionalsin the HIM field, prepare students for exciting and diverse careeropportunities in health information and to take the Registered HealthInformation Administrator (RHIA) nationally recognized credentialingexam.Graduates are primed for a tremendous variety of rapidly growingemployment opportunities in all venues of the health care industry,including working with health care leadership to optimize the use ofpatient and operational data to make meaningful decisions regardingquality care, patient safety and organization operations; working withpatients and families to help them understand their health information;and working with health care providers to optimize their use oftechnology to manage their data and operational needs.Many HIM graduates also pursue graduate degrees in: Clinical data analyst Consultant Revenue cycle management analyst Quality assurance analyst Coding and compliance specialistCareersInformation drives the health care industry. A career in health informationmanagement offers graduates tremendous and diverse opportunitiesto make an impact and improve the health care delivered throughoutthe industry. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the mediansalary for health services managers in the United States in 2020 was 104,280 and the employment of health services managers is expectedto experience a 32% average growth through 2030.Employment opportunities for graduates include: Ambulatory care clinics Governmental agencies Health care companies Health care consulting Home health care Hospitals Information system companies Insurance companies Law firms Managed and long-term care facilities Mental and behavioral health facilities Physician practices Research associateSalaries are generally higher for graduates working in sales or consulting,and second-baccalaureate graduates may have a slightly higher salaryrange depending on their previous work experience and degree.Admission Requirements Business administrationFreshman Applicants Health administrationSolid academic performance in college preparatory coursework is primaryconsideration when we review your freshman application. Health data science Health informatics Law Public healthStudents interested in advancing their academic path to graduate studiesmay pursue one of the following accelerated track options: HIM to HDS (Master of Science in Health Data Science) HIM to Law (Juris Doctorate) HIM to MHA (Master of Science in Health Administration)Clinical and Research OpportunitiesEach student will complete a project-based internship in their last year ofstudy. The HIM concentration has affiliations with local clinical sites forstudents to complete their professional practice experience. The projectsprovide an opportunity to experience roles such as: Electronic health record analyst Patient data integrity coordinator Admission criteria include: Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.70 or greater on a 4.00 scale Saint Louis University has moved to a test-optional admissionprocess for all undergraduate programs. Applicants may submitstandardized test scores, but those who choose not to will not bedisadvantaged in any way in the admission process.Transfer ApplicantsThe minimum college transfer GPA is 2.70/4.00.Scholarships and Financial AidThere are two principal ways to help finance a Saint Louis Universityeducation: Scholarships: Awarded based on academic achievement, service,leadership and financial need. In addition to University scholarships,the Doisy College of Health Sciences offers a scholarship tosophomores, juniors, seniors and graduate students.
Health Sciences, B.S. 2022-20233BIOL 1260& BIOL 1265General Biology: Transformations of Energy andMatterand Principles of Biology II Laboratory4CHEM 1080& CHEM 1085Principles of Chemistry 1 Lectureand Principles of Chemistry 1 Lab4CHEM 1480& CHEM 1485Principles of Chemistry 2 Lectureand Principles of Chemistry 2 Lab4CMM 1200Public Speaking (satisfies CORE 1200)3HIM Concentration AccreditationCORE 1000Ignite First Year Seminar2Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and InformationManagement Education (CAHIIM)200 E. Randolph StreetSuite 5100Chicago, IL 60601http://www.cahiim.org (http://www.cahiim.org/)CORE 1500Cura Personalis 1: Self in Community1CORE 1700Ultimate Questions: Philosophy3CORE 2500Cura Personalis 2: Self in Contemplation0CORE 2800Eloquentia Perfecta 3: Creative ExpressionCORE 3400Ways of Thinking: Aesthetics, History, and Culture3CORE 3500Cura Personalis 3: Self in the World1ENGL 1900Advanced Strategies of Rhetoric and Research(satisfies CORE 1900)3HCE 1600Embodiment, Life, and Death in Context (satisfiesCORE 1600)3MATH 1200College Algebra3MATH 1320Survey of Calculus3PSY 1010General Psychology (satisfies CORE 3600)3PSY 3460Abnormal Psychology3SOC 1100Introduction to Sociology3STAT 1300Elementary Statistics with Computers (satisfiesCORE 3200)3HIM Program Outcomes Data m-program-outcomes.pdf)XXXXElective: satisfies CORE 45003Additional Accreditation Information m-accreditation-0618.pdf)HSCI 1000Introduction to Health Sciences1HSCI 2000The US Health Care System3HSCI 2100Health Care Management3HSCI 2200Medical Terminology3HSCI 2500Human Development across the Lifespan3HSCI 3200Aspects of Health Law31. Graduates will be able to communicate effectively to express issuesin healthcare.HSCI 3300& HSCI 3310Anatomy & Physiology Iand Anatomy & Physiology I Lab42. Graduates will be able to implement healthcare management tools toutilize project management techniques.HSCI 3400& HSCI 3410Anatomy and Physiology Lecture IIand Anatomy & Physiology II Lab43. Graduates will be able to demonstrate effective team skills whencollaborating on healthcare projects.HSCI 3700Research Methods3HSCI 4000Neuroscience in Everyday Life34. Graduates will be able to employ data from empirical research toinform positions on healthcare issues.HSCI 4100Healthcare Technology and Informatics35. Graduates will be able to exhibit ethical behaviors related to healthsciences that are rooted in Jesuit values.HSCI 4500Hot Topics in Health Care3HSCI 4600Consumer Healthcare Technology3HSCI 4700Quality Management and PerformanceImprovement3 Financial Aid: Provided in the form of grants and loans, some ofwhich require repayment.For priority consideration for merit-based scholarships, applicants shouldapply for admission by Dec. 1 and complete a Free Application for FederalStudent Aid (FAFSA) by March 1.For more information, see the Doisy College Scholarship page current-students.php).The Health Information Management accreditor of Saint LouisUniversity is the Commission on Accreditation for Health Informaticsand Information Management Education (CAHIIM). The College'saccreditation for the Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences with HealthInformation Management has been reaffirmed through 2020. All inquiriesabout the program's accreditation status should be directed by mail toCAHIIM, 200 East Randolph Street, Suite 5100, Chicago, IL, 60601; byphone at (312) 235-3255; or by email at info@cahiim.org.For more information on the SLU Health Information Managementprogram professional and technical standards and program outcomes,please see Additional Accreditation Information.Health SciencesLearning OutcomesHealth SciencesRequirementsGeneral ElectivesStudents in SLU's health sciences major take the following courses.TitleCreditsFoundationBIOL 1240& BIOL 1245General Biology: Information Flow and Evolutionand Principles of Biology I Laboratory (satisfiesCORE 3800)21Total CreditsStandard TrackCode2-34121-122Medical Scholar TrackCodeTitleCreditsFoundationBIOL 1240& BIOL 1245General Biology: Information Flow and Evolutionand Principles of Biology I Laboratory (satisfiesCORE 3800)4
4Health Sciences, B.S. 2022-2023BIOL 1260& BIOL 1265General Biology: Transformations of Energy andMatterand Principles of Biology II Laboratory4HSCI 3200Aspects of Health Law3HSCI 3300& HSCI 3310Anatomy & Physiology Iand Anatomy & Physiology I Lab4BIOL 3020Biochemistry and Molecular Biology3BIOL 3040Cell Structure & FunctionHSCI 3400& HSCI 3410Anatomy and Physiology Lecture IIand Anatomy & Physiology II Lab43CHEM 1110& CHEM 1115General Chemistry 1and General Chemistry 1 Laboratory4HSCI 3700Research Methods (satisfies CORE 4000)3HSCI 4000Neuroscience in Everyday Life3CHEM 1120& CHEM 1125General Chemistry 2and General Chemistry 2 Laboratory4HSCI 4100Healthcare Technology and Informatics3CHEM 2410& CHEM 2415Organic Chemistry 1and Organic Chemistry 1 Laboratory4HSCI 4500Hot Topics in Health Care3HSCI 4600Consumer Healthcare Technology3CHEM 2420& CHEM 2425Organic Chemistry 2and Organic Chemistry 2 Laboratory4HSCI 4700Quality Management and PerformanceImprovement3CMM 1200Public Speaking (satisfies CORE 1200)3CORE 1000Ignite First Year Seminar2CORE 1500Cura Personalis 1: Self in Community1CORE 1700Ultimate Questions: Philosophy3CORE 2500Cura Personalis 2: Self in ContemplationCORE 2800Eloquentia Perfecta 3: Creative ExpressionCORE 3400Ways of Thinking: Aesthetics, History, and Culture3CORE 3500Cura Personalis 3: Self in the World1ENGL 1900Advanced Strategies of Rhetoric and Research(satisfies CORE 1900)HCE 16000Total Credits126-127Pre-Physician Assistant and PA Scholar TrackCodeTitleCreditsFoundationBIOL 1240& BIOL 1245General Biology: Information Flow and Evolutionand Principles of Biology I Laboratory (satisfiesCORE 3800)4BIOL 1260& BIOL 1265General Biology: Transformations of Energy andMatterand Principles of Biology II Laboratory43Embodiment, Life, and Death in Context (satisfiesCORE 1600)3BIOL 3020Biochemistry and Molecular Biology3BIOL 3030Principles of Genetics3MATH 1510Calculus I4BLS 4510Medical Microbiology4PHYS 1310& PHYS 1320College Physics Iand College Physics I Laboratory4CHEM 1110& CHEM 1115General Chemistry 1and General Chemistry 1 Laboratory4PHYS 1330& PHYS 1340College Physics IIand College Physics II Laboratory4CHEM 1120& CHEM 1125General Chemistry 2and General Chemistry 2 Laboratory4PPHS 1050Medical Scholar0General Psychology (satisfies CORE 3600)3CHEM 2410& CHEM 2415Organic Chemistry 1and Organic Chemistry 1 Laboratory4PSY 1010PSY 3460Abnormal Psychology3Introduction to Sociology3Organic Chemistry 2and Organic Chemistry 2 Laboratory4SOC 1100CHEM 2420& CHEM 2425STAT 1300Elementary Statistics with Computers (satisfiesCORE 3200)3CMM 1200Public Speaking (satisfies CORE 1200)3CORE 1000Ignite First Year Seminar23CORE 1500Cura Personalis 1: Self in Community1Biology ElectivesCORE 1700Ultimate Questions: Philosophy3Select two of the following:CORE 2500Cura Personalis 2: Self in Contemplation0General Elective2-36BIOL 3420Comparative Anatomy of the VertebratesCORE 2800Eloquentia Perfecta 3: Creative ExpressionBIOL 4410Comparative Animal PhysiologyCORE 3400Ways of Thinking: Aesthetics, History, and Culture2-33BIOL 4440Vertebrate Histology: Structure and Function ofTissuesCORE 3500Cura Personalis 3: Self in the World1ENGL 1900Advanced Strategies of Rhetoric and Research(satisfies CORE 1900)3HCE 1600Embodiment, Life, and Death in Context (satisfiesCORE 1600)3MATH 1400Pre-Calculus3BIOL 4540Human Systemic PhysiologyBIOL 4600Developmental BiologyBIOL 4630Foundations of ImmunobiologyBIOL 4640General MicrobiologyBIOL 4700Molecular BiologyMLS 4515Medical Microbiology Laboratory1PSY 1010General Psychology (satisfies CORE 3600)3HSCI 1000Introduction to Health Sciences1PSY 3460Abnormal Psychology3HSCI 2000The US Health Care System3SOC 1100Introduction to Sociology3HSCI 2100Health Care Management3STAT 13003HSCI 2200Medical Terminology3Elementary Statistics with Computers (satisfiesCORE 3200)HSCI 2500Human Development across the Lifespan3XXXXElective: satisfies CORE 45003Health Sciences
5Health Sciences, B.S. 2022-2023Health SciencesPHYS 1310& PHYS 1320College Physics Iand College Physics I Laboratory4PHYS 1330& PHYS 1340College Physics IIand College Physics II Laboratory4PPHS 1000Foundations of Medicine (Optional course)1PSY 1010General Psychology (satisfies CORE 3600)3PSY 3460Abnormal Psychology3SOC 1100Introduction to Sociology3STAT 1300Elementary Statistics with Computers (satisfiesCORE 3200)3XXXXElective: satisfies CORE 45003HSCI 1000Introduction to Health Sciences1HSCI 2000The US Health Care System3HSCI 2100Health Care Management3HSCI 2200Medical Terminology3HSCI 2500Human Development across the Lifespan3HSCI 3200Aspects of Health Law3HSCI 3300& HSCI 3310Anatomy & Physiology Iand Anatomy & Physiology I Lab4HSCI 3400& HSCI 3410Anatomy and Physiology Lecture IIand Anatomy & Physiology II Lab4HSCI 3700Research Methods (satisfies CORE 4000)3General Elective3HSCI 4000Neuroscience in Everyday Life3Health SciencesHSCI 4100Healthcare Technology and Informatics3HSCI 1000Introduction to Health Sciences1HSCI 4500Hot Topics in Health Care3HSCI 2000The US Health Care System3HSCI 4600Consumer Healthcare Technology3HSCI 2100Health Care Management33HSCI 2200Medical Terminology3HSCI 2500Human Development across the Lifespan3HSCI 3200Aspects of Health Law3HSCI 3300& HSCI 3310Anatomy & Physiology Iand Anatomy & Physiology I Lab4HSCI 3400& HSCI 3410Anatomy and Physiology Lecture IIand Anatomy & Physiology II Lab4HSCI 3700Research Methods (satisfies CORE 4000)3HSCI 4000Neuroscience in Everyday Life3HSCI 4100Healthcare Technology and Informatics3HSCI 4500Hot Topics in Health Care3HSCI 4600Consumer Healthcare Technology3HSCI 4700Quality Management and PerformanceImprovement3HSCI 4700Quality Management and PerformanceImprovementGeneral Electives6Total Credits122-123Pre-Medicine TrackCodeTitleCreditsFoundationBIOL 1240& BIOL 1245General Biology: Information Flow and Evolutionand Principles of Biology I Laboratory (satisfiesCORE 3800)4BIOL 1260& BIOL 1265General Biology: Transformations of Energy andMatterand Principles of Biology II Laboratory4BIOL 3020Biochemistry and Molecular Biology3BIOL 3040Cell Structure & Function3CHEM 1110& CHEM 1115General Chemistry 1and General Chemistry 1 Laboratory4CHEM 1120& CHEM 1125General Chemistry 2and General Chemistry 2 Laboratory4CHEM 2410& CHEM 2415Organic Chemistry 1and Organic Chemistry 1 Laboratory4CHEM 2420& CHEM 2425Organic Chemistry 2and Organic Chemistry 2 Laboratory4CMM 1200Public Speaking (satisfies CORE 1200)3CORE 1000Ignite First Year SeminarCORE 1500Cura Personalis 1: Self in CommunityCORE 1700Total Credits124-125Pre-Pharm.D. TrackCodeTitleCreditsFoundationBIOL 1240& BIOL 1245General Biology: Information Flow and Evolutionand Principles of Biology I Laboratory (satisfiesCORE 3800)4BIOL 1260& BIOL 1265General Biology: Transformations of Energy andMatterand Principles of Biology II Laboratory42BIOL 3020Biochemistry and Molecular Biology31BLS 4510Medical Microbiology4Ultimate Questions: Philosophy3Cura Personalis 2: Self in Contemplation0General Chemistry 1and General Chemistry 1 Laboratory4CORE 2500CHEM 1110& CHEM 1115CORE 2800Eloquentia Perfecta 3: Creative ExpressionWays of Thinking: Aesthetics, History, and Culture3CHEM 1120& CHEM 1125General Chemistry 2and General Chemistry 2 Laboratory4CORE 3400CORE 3500Cura Personalis 3: Self in the World1Advanced Strategies of Rhetoric and Research(satisfies CORE 1900)3Organic Chemistry 1and Organic Chemistry 1 Laboratory4ENGL 1900CHEM 2410& CHEM 2415Embodiment, Life, and Death in Context (satisfiesCORE 1600)3Organic Chemistry 2and Organic Chemistry 2 Laboratory4HCE 1600CHEM 2420& CHEM 2425CMM 1200Public Speaking (satisfies CORE 1200)34CORE 1000Ignite First Year Seminar2CORE 1500Cura Personalis 1: Self in Community1MATH 1510Calculus I2-3
6Health Sciences, B.S. 2022-2023CORE 1700Ultimate Questions: Philosophy3CORE 2500Cura Personalis 2: Self in ContemplationCORE 2500Cura Personalis 2: Self in Contemplation0CORE 2800Eloquentia Perfecta 3: Creative ExpressionCORE 2800Eloquentia Perfecta 3: Creative Expression2-3CORE 3400Ways of Thinking: Aesthetics, History, and Culture3CORE 3400Ways of Thinking: Aesthetics, History, and Culture3CORE 3500Cura Personalis 3: Self in the World1CORE 3500Cura Personalis 3: Self in the World1ENGL 1900Principles of Economics3Advanced Strategies of Rhetoric and Research(satisfies CORE 1900)3ECON 1900ENGL 1900Advanced Strategies of Rhetoric and Research(satisfies CORE 1900)3HCE 1600Embodiment, Life, and Death in Context (satisfiesCORE 1600)3MATH 1510Calculus I4MATH 1200College Algebra3MLS 4515Medical Microbiology Laboratory1MATH 1320Survey of Calculus33PHYS 1220& PHYS 1235General Physics Iand General Physics I Lab4PHIL 2050or HCE 2010EthicsFoundations in Clinical Health Care Ethics02-3PHYS 1310& PHYS 1320College Physics Iand College Physics I Laboratory4PSY 1010General Psychology (satisfies CORE 3600)3PSY 3460Abnormal Psychology3PSY 1010General Psychology (satisfies CORE 3600)3SOC 1100Introduction to Sociology3STAT 1300Elementary Statistics with Computers (satisfiesCORE 3200)3STAT 1300Elementary Statistics with Computers (satisfiesCORE 3200)3Health SciencesXXXXElective: satisfies CORE 45003HSCI 1000Introduction to Health Sciences1Health SciencesHSCI 2000The US Health Care System3HSCI 1000Introduction to Health Sciences1HSCI 2200Medical Terminology3HSCI 2000The US Health Care System3HSCI 2500Human Development across the Lifespan3HSCI 2100Health Care Management33HSCI 2200Medical Terminology3HSCI 2500Human Development across the Lifespan3HSCI 3200Aspects of Health LawHSCI 3300& HSCI 3310Anatomy & Physiology Iand Anatomy & Physiology I Lab4HSCI 3200Aspects of Health Law3HSCI 3400& HSCI 3410Anatomy and Physiology Lecture IIand Anatomy & Physiology II Lab4HSCI 3300& HSCI 3310Anatomy & Physiology Iand Anatomy & Physiology I Lab4HSCI 3700Research Methods (satisfies CORE 4000)3Neuroscience in Everyday Life3HSCI 3400& HSCI 3410Anatomy and Physiology Lecture IIand Anatomy & Physiology II Lab4HSCI 4000HSCI 4100Healthcare Technology and Informatics3HSCI 3700Research Methods (satisfies CORE 4000)33HSCI 4000Neuroscience in Everyday Life33HSCI 4100Healthcare Technology and Informatics3HSCI 4600HSCI 4700Consumer Healthcare TechnologyQuality Management and PerformanceImprovementHSCI 4500Hot Topics in Health Care33HSCI 4600Consumer Healthcare Technology3109-110HSCI 4700Quality Management and PerformanceImprovement3General ElectivesTotal CreditsElectivesPre-Occupational Therapy TrackCodeTitleCreditsFoundationBIOL 1240& BIOL 1245General Biology: Information Flow and Evolutionand Principles of Biology I Laboratory (satisfiesCORE 3800)4BIOL 1260& BIOL 1265General Biology: Transformations of Energy andMatterand Principles of Biology II Laboratory4CHEM 1080& CHEM 1085Principles of Chemistry 1 Lectureand Principles of Chemistry 1 Lab4CHEM 1480& CHEM 1485Principles of Chemistry 2 Lectureand Principles of Chemistry 2 Lab4CMM 1200Public Speaking (satisfies CORE 1200)3CORE 1000Ignite First Year Seminar2CORE 1500Cura Personalis 1: Self in Community1CORE 1700Ultimate Questions: Philosophy3Select 15 credits15Total Credits119-120Pre-Physical Therapy TrackCodeTitleCreditsFoundationBIOL 1240& BIOL 1245General Biology: Information Flow and Evolutionand Principles of Biology I Laboratory (satisfiesCORE 3800)4BIOL 1260& BIOL 1265General Biology: Transformations of Energy andMatterand Principles of Biology II Laboratory4CHEM 1080& CHEM 1085Principles of Chemistry 1 Lectureand Principles of Chemistry 1 Lab4CHEM 1480& CHEM 1485Principles of Chemistry 2 Lectureand Principles of Chemistry 2 Lab4CMM 1200Public Speaking (satisfies CORE 1200)3
7Health Sciences, B.S. 2022-2023CORE 1000Ignite First Year Seminar2Health Information Management TrackCORE 1500Cura Personalis 1: Self in Community1CodeCORE 2500Cura Personalis 2: Self in Contemplation0FoundationCORE 2800Eloquentia Perfecta 3: Creative ExpressionCORE 3400Ways of Thinking: Aesthetics, History, and Culture3CORE 3500Cura Personalis 3: Self in the World1ENGL 1900Advanced Strategies of Rhetoric and Research3HCE 1600Embodiment, Life, and Death in Context (satisfiesCORE 1600)MATH 14002-3TitleCreditsBIOL 1240& BIOL 1245General Biology: Information Flow and Evolutionand Principles of Biology I Laboratory (satisfiesCORE 3800)4BIOL 1260& BIOL 1265General Biology: Transformations of Energy andMatterand Principles of Biology II Laboratory43Pre-Calculus3BTM 2000Introduction to Business Technology Management3MATH 1510Calculus I4BTM 2500Data Modeling, Analysis and Visualization3PHYS 1220& PHYS 1235General Physics Iand General Physics I Lab4CHEM 1080& CHEM 1085Principles of Chemistry 1 Lectureand Principles of Chemistry 1 Lab4PHYS 1240& PHYS 1255General Physics IIand General Physics II Lab4CHEM 1480& CHEM 1485Principles of Chemistry 2 Lectureand Principles of Chemistry 2 Lab4PSY 1010General Psychology (satisfies CORE 3600)3CMM 1200Public Speaking (satisfies CORE 1200)3PSY 3460Abnormal Psychology3CORE 1000Ignite First Year Seminar2SOC 1100Introduction to Sociology3CORE 1500Cura Personalis 1: Self in Community1STAT 1300Elementary Statistics with Computers (satisfiesCORE 3200)3CORE 1700Ultimate Questions: Philosophy3CORE 2500Cura Personalis 2: Self in Contemplation0XXXXElective: satisfies CORE 45003CORE 2800Eloquentia Perfecta 3: Creative ExpressionCORE 3400Ways of Thinking: Aesthetics, History, and Culture3ENGL 1900Advanced Strategies of Rhetoric and Research(satisfies CORE 1900)3HCE 1600Embodiment, Life, and Death in Context (satisfiesCORE 1600)3HSCI 1000Introduction to Health Sciences1HSCI 2000The US Health Care System3HSCI 2100Health Care Management3HSCI 2200Medical Terminology3HSCI 2500Human Development across the Lifespan3HSCI 3300& HSCI 3310Anatomy & Physiology Iand Anatomy & Physiology I Lab4HSCI 3400& HSCI 3410Anatomy and Physiology Lecture IIand Anatomy & Physiology II Lab4HSCI 4000Neuroscience in Everyday Life3MATH 1200College Algebra3MATH 1300Elementary Statistics with Computers3MATH 1320Survey of Calculus3PSY 1010General Psychology (satisfies CORE 3600)3STAT 1300Elementary Statistics with Computers (satisfiesCORE 3200)3XXXXElective3Health SciencesHSCI 1000Introduction to Health Sciences1HSCI 2000The US Health Care System3HSCI 2100Health Care Management3HSCI 2200Medical Terminology3HSCI 2500Human Development across the Lifespan3HSCI 3200Aspects of Health Law3HSCI 3300& HSCI 3310Anatomy & Physiology Iand Anatomy & Physiology I Lab4HSCI 3400& HSCI 3410Anatomy and Physiology Lecture IIand Anatomy & Physiology II Lab4HSCI 3700Research Methods (satisfies CORE 4000)3HSCI 4000Neuroscience in Everyday Life3HSCI 4100Healthcare Technology and Informatics3HSCI 4500Hot Topics in Health Care3HSCI 4600Consumer Healthcare Technology3HSCI 4700Quality Management and PerformanceImprovement3General Electives15Total CreditsCode121-122TitleCreditsFoundationBasic Human Anatomy with LabDatabase Management SystemsHuman Physiology3-433-4Introduction to Microcomputer Applications3Management Theory and Practice3Medical Terminology2-3Philosophy3Statistics3Total Credits23-262-3Health Information Mana
Health Sciences, B.S. 2022-2023 1 HEALTH SCIENCES, B.S. Saint Louis University's undergraduate degree in health sciences is a path for students interested in entering clinically related health fields or for . the Doisy College of Health Sciences offers a scholarship to sophomores, juniors and seniors. Health Sciences, B.S. 2022-2023 3 .
