A minor in Health Sciences can prepare you for further education in nursing, allied health, or other health-related fields.
MAJORS
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- ADULT PROGRAMS
- GRADUATE PROGRAMS
Growing up, I experienced a lot of discrimination in school. Being a Mexican-American student in a primarily white school created many disadvantages for me. Many people doubted my pursuit in education but the stereotypical comments built resilience within me. At Warner Pacific, I was not discriminated against because of my culture, ethnicity, or skin color. I am blessed because I experienced a learning environment where I was able to feel comfortable with who I am while being fully supported by the community.
Stephanie Reyes-Chavez
I definitely feel that Warner Pacific played the largest role in helping me gain the confidence I needed to step out into the real world, ready to engage and network with others from all walks of life.
Thalia Garcia
Graduating from Warner Pacific, I am far more self-aware and concerned with the injustices of the world. I have grown into a person that embodies and values the importance of mutual respect and critical thought. I am so grateful to have spent my college years an environment that encourages the pursuit of justice, diversity, inclusion, and equity.
Britny Belcher
COURSES
62 credits: 28 in residence, 12 of which must be BIO or PHS. Required:
BIO 212 | General Biology II | 4 credits
BIO 221 | Human A & P I | 4 credits
BIO 222 | Human A & P II | 4 credits
BIO 370 | Microbiology | 4 credits
PHS 111 | Introduction to Chemistry | 4 credits
Mathematics course, 100-level or higher* | 3-4 credits
HE 240 | Nutrition | 3 credits
PSY 140 or 141 | General Psychology | 3 credits
SOC 140 | Principles of Sociology | 3 credits
HD 230 | Life Span Human Dev. | 3 credits
SS 351 | Cultural Anthropology
or SOC/HIS 340 | Race and Ethnic Relations | 3 credits
EN 101 | College Composition | 3 credits
EN 200 | Advanced Composition: Argument | 3 credits
BI 151 | Bible as Literature | 3 credits
HUM 210/211/212/213/310 | Humanities colloquy* | 3 credits
HE 150 | Personal Health and Fitness | 2 credits
Electives (at least 9-10 from the following list)*
MA 342 | Statistics | 4 credits
MA 115 | Precalculus | 4 credits
First-year learning community | 3 credits
Religion course (BI, REL)
*REL 310 Religions of the World | 3 credits
Fine arts course (cultural/historical) | 3 credits
Other electives chosen in consultation with advisor
*Elective and humanities courses should be chosen in correlation with published entry requirements for the nursing schools of intended application.