Bachelor of Science in Human Biology Degree Completion Program for Acupuncture Students

The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Human Biology Degree Completion Program allows our Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine students to complete the course requirements for a bachelor’s degree. Students may either complete a bachelor’s degree or earn a second bachelor’s degree.

Who can apply

Students may apply for the Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Degree Completion Program at any time if they are a prospective student in the application process for an Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine program or currently enrolled in an Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine program.

Please contact the Office of Admissions for more information.

Benefits of the B.S. in Human Biology Degree Completion Program:

  • Strengthen your understanding of the philosophical foundations for the scientific method, healthcare ethics, and healthcare research.
  • Increase your chances to be included in managed care networks – some managed care organizations show a preference for practitioners with a bachelor’s degree.
  • Expand your career options beyond clinical practice and be able to pursue other degree programs and professions, including teaching and research. Many master’s degree and Ph.D. programs require a bachelor’s degree as an entrance requirement.
  • Develop your professional skills – including effective oral and written communications by learning from leaders in Chinese medicine and acupuncture.

Download the Course Requirements and Curriculum Overview

Tuition and fees

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Financial aid

Interested in the Bachelor of Science in Human Biology Degree Completion Program for Acupuncture Students? If you have questions about financial aid, contact the Office of Financial Aid.

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