Health Science Major
Bachelor of Science

Major Core Courses (49 credits)
Biology 130, Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology I (4 credits)
Biology 140, Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology II (4 credits)
Psychology 101, Introductory Psychology (4 credits)
Psychology 201, Abnormal Psychology (4 credits)
Psychology 221, Life-Span Psychology (4 credits)
Psychology 260, Health Psychology (4 credits)
Chemistry 101, General Chemistry (4 credits)
Chemistry 102, Biological Chemistry (4 credits)
Chemistry 208, Nutrition (3 credits)
Mathematics 112, Introduction to Statistics (4 credits)
Physics 101, Introductory Physics I (4 credits)
Physics 102, Introductory Physics II (4 credits)
Computer Science 107, Problem Solving Using Information Technology (2 credits)
Capstone (4 credits)
Capstone requirements for degree completion students will be within the degree
completion curriculum or Independent Study/Special Topics Capstone

Interdisciplinary Health Sciences Courses
Health Sciences 101, Introduction to Health Care Skills (1 credit)
Health Sciences 103, Personal and Community Health (4 credits)
Health Sciences 105, Group Exercise Instruction (1 credit)
Health Sciences 110, Basic Weight Training Instruction (1 credit)
Health Sciences 120, Fundamental Motor Development (4 credits)
Health Sciences 300, Pharmacology (3 credits)
Health Sciences 303, Exercise Physiology (4 credits)
Health Sciences 322, Kinesiology (4 credits)
Health Sciences 402, Human Anatomy (4 credits)
Health Sciences 403, Human Physiology (4 credits)

Bachelor of Science Degree Completion Emphasis
For students who have earned, or might be currently earning an Associate Degree in a
health related profession such as surgery technician, radiology, etc., the Health Science
major provides an avenue for professional growth and advancement. Students are
awarded thirty credits by Carroll University for course work taken at either Waukesha
County Technical College (WCTC) or Milwaukee Area Technical College (MATC) in
conjunction with their respective degree.

The remaining required courses will vary depending on the degree program. For example,
students with a surgical technician degree from MATC would be required to complete
36 of the above 48 core credits while a student with a radiography degree from
WCTC would be required to complete 44 of the 48 core credits above. Students with
a degree from either WCTC or MATC who wish to pursue the Health Science major
would have an opportunity to take between ten and twenty-six elective credits.
Additional course work focuses on preparing the individual for enhanced personal and
professional development. Recommended options include a minor in a desired area of
interest such as Hispanic Health and Human Services or Organizational Leadership, or
a broad course of study within the liberal arts and sciences.