Caring for others in need is an essential Christian characteristic. Preparing for work in Allied Health fields through Geneva’s biology program enables students to continue their education at professional schools with the solid foundation of the structures, functions, regulation and interrelatedness of all of God’s living creation.
Tailor your class-load to the health program of your choice
with coursework in chemistry, physics, and research leading medical school and other training
to create an independent study that focuses on your career goals
Study and practice for medical exams in a dedicated class
Dive into topics like thought, mood, and memory as you study and experiment with neurological processes
Learn about gene inheritance, expression, and the relationship between genetics and diseases
Step into the lab and study topics like biochemistry, cell biology, immunology, and more
Evaluate worldviews through a Christian perspective, and apply Biblical principles to issues within health care
Allied health majors will be better equipped to serve God and neighbor as:
The learning objectives for allied health majors are:
Graduates who aspire to have an impact in their communities and their careers through a Geneva Education gain expertise in this field enhanced by academics rooted in Christian values and ethics in Geneva’s program.
80% of Geneva graduates who apply to medical school have been accepted
Employment for Physician Assistants is expected to grow by 31% in the next decade (U.S. BLS)
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The health care field is bursting with opportunity. If you're eager to make your mark, you'll first need to determine how you'll enter this diverse industry.
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Is allied health a good major? An allied health degree program offers a way to learn the skills you’ll need for a healthcare career. During this type of program, you might take courses such as virology, neuroscience, genomics, and biomedical ethics. You can also expect to work with state-of-the-art equipment in labs as part of your studies.
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