All new, transfer, and re-admitted students are encouraged to visit the Advising Center
in McMullen Hall, room 100, to meet with an academic advisor. New students will receive
information regarding General Education requirements and Plan of Study worksheets
related to their major and minor programs. Transfer and re-admitted students will
work with an advisor to complete a transcript evaluation and to develop a Plan of
Study. Students majoring in bachelors degree programs in the College of Health Professions
and Science will be advised through the Advising Center until their sophomore year.
At that time, students will be assigned a faculty member for advising. Although advisors
are available to assist students in designing their Plan of Study, students are ultimately
responsible for meeting degree requirements.
Clinical and Field-Based Experiences
The College of Health Professions and Science provides a number of supervised clinical
and field-based experiences designed to prepare students for work in the allied health
professions. The major aim of these experiences is to allow students to apply principles
and theories from the professional knowledge base in the supervised environments.
