Students are accepted into one of two classifications: Full Acceptance or Acceptance with Academic Requirements.
Full Acceptance
To qualify for Full Acceptance, applicants must submit a transcript of their bachelor's degree with a major GPA of at least 3.0 and a cumulative GPA of 2.9. The applicant must have a minimum GRE score of 55% on the verbal portion, 55% on the quantitative portion, and 4.0 on the analytical writing portion.
Acceptance with Academic Requirements
Students who have not satisfied all of the above criteria, but who have given evidence that they may succeed in the degree program will be considered for provisional acceptance. A ‘B’ grade or better in the first four courses is required before a student can be converted to Full Acceptance status. The applicant must have a minimum GRE score of 40% on the verbal portion, 40% on the quantitative portion, and 3.5 on the analytical writing portion.
Applicants who have indicated a language other than English as their primary language on the application form will need to demonstrate English language proficiency by one of the following methods below. Test results must be sent directly from the testing agency to the Admissions department (see above address). Proof of English language competency can also be in the form of successful completion of a degree at an approved United States institution of
higher education.
TOEFL score of 213 on the computerized test, 550 on the paper test format, or 79 on the Internet format
IELTS score of 6.0
Pearson Test of English-Academic (PTE-Academic) minimum required overall score of 54. Students must be physically present at a Pearson Test center to take the test. There are flexible test dates available at Pearson Test Centers worldwide.
College Level Freshman English course passed with a grade of C or higher in a freshman level English composition course at a U.S. regionally accredited institution
GMAT score of 450
GRE scores of 1000 (combined Verbal and Quantitative scales only) for tests taken prior to August 1, 2011 or GRE scores of 300 (combined Verbal and Quantitative scales only) for tests taken on or after August 1, 2011
Improve Patient Lives. Care Quality. Even Public Policy.
Your Nova Southeastern University Health Sciences degree opens more career doors than you can imagine, offering rewarding clinical and non-clinical opportunities:
You can enhance patient health, care standards and how that care is delivered
Build effective community health programs
Shape health care policy at state and national levels
Bigger Impact. Better Outcomes.
Whether you’re seeking a higher-level role in your current profession or you’re ready for a new challenge, NSU Health Sciences degrees teach you to think more strategically about the science and system of health care:
Hone your research analysis skills
Solve organizational problems effectively
Strengthen your interprofessional collaboration skills
Accomplish more of your professional goals
Become an effective health care leader
NSU Health Sciences students arrive with many different backgrounds, experiences and strengths, but all share a similar mission: to make a bigger impact in health care.
See how NSU’s Health Sciences programs can help you do the same.
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Health science career paths are extraordinarily varied. There are opportunities to fit every personality, talent and interest. Here’s just a small sampling of where graduates work:
Hospitals
Government agencies
Research & development at public or private institutions
Pharmaceutical companies
K-12 school systems
Colleges and universities
Medical product manufacturers/sales
Biotechnology companies
Community and public health agencies
Large health care organizations
Physicians’ or dentists’ practices
Assisted living and skilled nursing facilities
Medical or dental laboratories
Insurance companies
Student Health Insurance Fee: 1892 USD per year
