- Early Assurance programs with reserved seats at select professional schools 

- 3+4 Pharmacy Agreement to enter the profession one year early 

- Partnerships with NEOMED, LECOM and Kent State's College of Podiatric Medicine 

- Undergraduate research opportunities with faculty mentors

- Brain Health and Healthy Communities Research Institutes 

- One-on-one advising tailored to your goals

- Customized course planning to ensure that you meet graduate school requirements.

There are a number of ways to become involved in the growing field of healthcare. If you are uncertain of what area you would like to work in, The Bureau of Labor Statistics lists many job titles along with the basic job requirements, required education, and medial salary.

Honestly assess what you would like to accomplish in your professional life should you enter the health care field. Also, consider your strengths and interests. Do you want to:

Major in whatever you enjoy and excel in! Though the majority of health professional schools will specify the coursework required for admission, most schools do not identify a preferred undergraduate major. Visit our “Choose a Major” page to learn more.

You may be able to use the credit hours earned in workshops to renew your license. We recommend checking with your local professional development committee (LPDC).

Enrollment in a workshop may allow you to claim a Lifetime Learning Tax Credit or other educational deduction. Consult your tax adviser for details.

If we have to cancel a program, we will notify you immediately. You may transfer to another workshop or receive a full tuition refund.

Our refund policy conforms to university policy. Refund amount depends on contact time elapsed. 

In workshops offered for both graduate and undergraduate credit, additional work is usually required for graduate credit. If you are enrolled this semester in other courses or workshops as a graduate student, you may enroll in undergraduate courses but you will be assessed graduate-level fees. 

*Non-Ohio Residents: The non-Ohio resident fee is waived if you are taking workshops only this semester. If you are taking classes in addition to workshops, the non-Ohio resident fee is required.

• All credit workshops involve out-of-class assignments and are graded Satisfactory (S) or Unsatisfactory (U). 
• We cannot issue grades of NA and SA. 
• A student who “never attends” even one class session will receive a grade of NF (Never attended, F). 
• A student who “stops attending” prior to the course withdrawal deadline will receive a grade of SF (Stopped attending, F). 
• Both NF and SF grades will count as an F (zero quality points) in computing the grade point average.
• To request a transcript reflecting all credits earned, vi