College of Health
& Human Services

The College of Health and Human Services offers bachelor's degrees in nursing, exercise and health science, health and physical education (teacher education P-12), and public and social services. The college also offers two graduate degrees: a master of science in nursing for registered nurses seeking certification as family nurse practitioners.

Fitness and health promotion in the workplace is a booming industry, and the focus on programs and services for senior citizens also have intensified. The number of charitable and non-profit human-services organizations is rapidly multiplying. Meanwhile, the health care industry has undergone significant changes. In addition to hospital-based medical services, today's health-care systems include home-health units, hospice care, school-health programs, wellness centers and extended-care facilities. All these trends have created additional career opportunities for graduates of the College of Health and Human Services.

Admission to the bachelor degree and master degree programs is very competitive.

To find out current admission standards contact the College of Health and Human Services regarding their information sessions at 770.423.6061 or visit their home page.