Curious about how science, service and healthcare intersect? Hesston College’s Bachelor of Science in Health Science is more than just a degree — it’s a launchpad. Whether you dream of becoming a doctor, therapist or healthcare leader, this program opens the door to your next step with hands-on learning, immersive technology and a foundation grounded in faith. With personalized support and a fast-track option to medical school, you’ll gain the skills and confidence to make a lasting impact in a field that’s growing fast — and always in need of compassionate professionals like you.
Career Opportunities
A Bachelor of Science in Health Science provides a strong foundation for a wide variety of careers in the rapidly growing healthcare field. Graduates may pursue advanced education and careers as:
- Medical Doctor (MD)
- Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO)
- Physical or Occupational Therapist
- Physician Assistant
- Veterinarian (DVM)
- Medical Laboratory Scientist
- Pharmacist
- Optometrist
- Social Worker
- Public Health Professional
Alumni Spotlight
“My experience at Hesston was absolutely inspiring, and no-doubt life changing. The supportive environment for learning was absolutely what I needed, and I can’t imagine myself flourishing the way I did without the compassionate environment that Hesston provided. I know that I thrive most when I feel valued and seen as an individual. My time at Hesston was that and more.”
— Rebekah Bell ’17
Program Requirements
Students in the health science program should have a passion for natural sciences and mathematics, along with a desire to explore how those subjects connect to real-world healthcare. In addition to core science courses, you’ll dive into topics like ethics, evidence-based practice and health systems policy and finance. You’ll also take a three-part career exploration series that helps you clarify your path and includes hands-on practicum hours shadowing professionals in your chosen field.
Admission Requirements
Transfer students must have grades of C or above in all required liberal education/support courses and an overall GPA of 2.5 in required courses based on a minimum of 30 college credits.
