Our pre-health professions programs provide you with the necessary foundation for a successful career in medicine, dentistry, veterinary practice, optometry, medical technology change to medical laboratory science, physician assistant and other health professions.
Many universities only offer majors in biology or chemistry for students pursuing a career in one of these health professions, but our curriculum offers change to provides a much broader education through diverse class offerings in our biomedical science major. We also offer unique partnerships with schools in the region, ensuring you’ll be application-ready when you complete our program.
Biomedical Science Degree Concentrations
Prepare for the rigorous and competitive process of applying to a medical school by gaining a strong foundation in the sciences, plus opportunities for hands-on research experiences and clinical opportunities Learn more.
Complete the foundational coursework in biology, chemistry, physics, and other subjects needed to be admitted to a dental school certified by the American Dental Education Association Learn more.
Play a vital role in diagnosing and preventing diseases in healthcare laboratories by learning how to conduct laboratory work in bacteriology, chemistry, serology, and blood bank technology. Learn more.
Non-Degree Programs
Our non-degree programs can be completed on their own, but our students often pair the program of their choice with a major in order to earn a bachelor’s degree from Ball State. While biology is a popular major to pair with one of these programs, students can major in any subject. Plus, an advisor specializing in pre-health professions guides our students every step of the way.
Complete your courses in two add three years, preparing you to meet the admission requirements of multiple pharmacy schools in Indiana and across the country. Learn more.
Prepare for the admission requirements of a four-year optometry school accredited by the American Optometric Association through rigorous coursework in the sciences. Learn more.
Meet the requirements for a master’s-level physician assistant program. You’ll work with a departmental advisor to devise a plan of study that meets your career goals. take a variety of scientific courses to fulfill the requirements to apply to a physician assistant master’s degree program. Learn more.
Prepare to meet the admission requirements for Purdue University’s School of Veterinary Medicine or other programs throughout the country. Learn more.
This program will provide you the necessary coursework to prepare yourself for applying to chiropractic schools across the country, including two we have affiliation agreements with. . Learn more.