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Health Science (B.S.)

Prepare for a Career in the Medical Field

At Seton Hill, we can prepare you for whatever healthcare career suits you best. Our Health Science major leads to a pre-professional degree that provides a foundation for a career in allied health fields such as occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech pathology, physician assistant and nursing.

Why Study Health Science at Seton Hill?

Premier Faculty

Health sciences faculty at Seton Hill are researchers, chemists, biologists, nurses and dietitians. They will share their practical experience with you, in addition to guiding your learning in the classroom and lab.

Outstanding Facilities & Resources

You’ll enjoy taking classes and working in the labs of Seton Hill’s technologically-advanced Boyle Health Sciences Center.

Internships, Research & Clubs

At Seton Hill University, you can participate in joint faculty/student research right here on the Hill. You can also take advantage of opportunities to do research - or participate in healthcare internships - locally, regionally or around the world. Plus, you have your choice of student science clubs, offering everything from special trips to professional development to service projects.

Your Career in Healthcare

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics expects the healthcare industry to continue to grow - adding more jobs than any other occupational group. Projected wages depend on career chosen and educational level. A recreational therapist with a bachelor’s degree, for instance, makes an average of $47,000 a year, while physicians and surgeons with advanced degrees make closer to $208,000 annually. At Seton Hill, faculty advisors and our award-winning Career and Professional Development Center will work together to prepare you to step straight into a career or a graduate school program.

Admissions & Aid

At Seton Hill University, we offer streamlined admissions requirements and a comprehensive aid program.

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Faculty

Brett Aiello

Assistant Professor of Biology

Jessica Brzyski

Associate Professor of Biology

Demetra Chengelis Czegan

Dean, School of Natural and Health Sciences, Associate Professor of Chemistry

Jamie Fornsaglio

Professor of Biology

Donna Haworth-Ward

Assistant Professor of Biology

Diane Kondas

Program Director, Nursing; Assistant Professor

Nicole McAllister

Assistant Professor of Biology

Diane Miller

Professor of Chemistry

Ja'Nean Reay

Associate Professor of Biology

Renee Rosier

Assistant Professor of Biology

Carrie Slagle

Assistant Professor