Program Notes:
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Bolded courses must be taken in the designated semester, unless prior approval by the College is provided.
*Asterisked HSCI courses have multiple offerings each year; they should be taken within the designated year but can be taken during an alternative semester.
1 = ECON 002 – Principles of Microeconomics can be substituted requirement
2 = BIO 129/L – Mammalian Physiology or PHAR 125 can be substituted for requirement (courses offered only in fall
semester)
3 = STAT 060 – Statistics in the Life Sciences can be substituted for requirementElectives (minimum 45 credits): Elective credits include Drake Curriculum requirements not fulfilled by required coursework (outlined below) as well as non-required coursework that permits exploration of and/or advanced study in areas of professional interest within the student’s primary degree. Students should review the student handbook for the complete elective policy.
Drake Curriculum Areas of Inquiry not fulfilled by required coursework (15 credits): Artistic Literacy, Engaged Citizen, Historical Foundations (2), and Written Communication.
Recommended Undergraduate Courses (11 credit electives)
BIO 133/L – Kinesiology & Lab – 4 cr.
BIO 134/L – Exercise Physiology & Lab – 4 cr.
HSCI 149 – Intro to Athletic Training & Sports Medicine – 3 cr.
MAT Year 1 Courses Equates (21 credits) **
Electives - 11 credits
HSCI 155 & 156 - Guided Research I & II - 4 cr.
HSCI 196 - 197 - Health Sciences Internship I & II - 6 cr.
**For students who complete the 3+2 program, MAT Year 1 coursework will fulfill remaining undergraduate requirements, resulting in earning a Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences degree. If not admitted to the MAT program at Drake, all credit minimums for Electives must be fulfilled. The senior capstone (HSCI 155, 156, 196, & 197) must also be completed at Drake to earn a Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences degree.