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Prerequisite Courses for Advanced Certificate
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addition to completing a two-year allied health education program that is
patient-care related, the following 17 SC are required from an
accredited college or university and must fulfill all College
requirements regarding acceptance of transfer credit: |
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Area/Typical Course Title |
Minimum
Semester Credit |
College
Algebra (or higher level Mathematics) *
Human Anatomy and Physiology*, **
Introductory College Physics***
Computer Fundamentals/Applications* |
3
8
3
3 |
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17 |
To be considered for acceptance into the program, the applicant must
have earned a CGPA of 2.5 or higher at the time of application. In
addition, only grades of “C” or higher are accepted in prerequisite
course work.
*Computer fundamentals must be completed no more than seven years prior to admission into
the program.
**Anatomy and physiology courses
must cover all body systems and include accompanying laboratory
sections. NOTE CHANGE: Effective August, 2009
Anatomy and Physiology I & II will be required, 8 SC (two 4 hour
courses with laboratory).
***Introductory College Physics must cover wave motion, heat,
electricity, force, and energy.
Actual course titles may vary among
institutions. Consult the Division Director for preprofessional
counseling.
Fulfillment of the diagnostic
medical sonography preprofessional curriculum does not assure
admittance into the professional program (please see Application
Procedures and Deadlines).
Not more than one course in the
following group will be accepted in transfer to meet degree
requirements: band, studio, physical education, military science,
English as a second language (ESL), manual skills.
Students entering with a
baccalaureate or higher degree from an accredited college or
university must complete the following requirements for a CHRP
bachelor’s degree: (a) 32 SC in residence; (b) all program-specific
mathematics and biological and physical science prerequisites; (c)
all program-specific professional requirements; (d) if not completed
as part of a previous degree program, a 3 SC college/university
course in American history or national government, a 3 SC course in
college algebra or higher level mathematics, and a 3 SC course in
humanities.
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