NWCCD 2006-08 Catalog 
    
    Nov 22, 2024  
NWCCD 2006-08 Catalog [This is an Archived Catalog.]

Pre-Professional A.S.


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For those who would like to pursue a career as health scientist, (Doctor, Veterinarian, Optometrist, Pharmacist, Physical Therapy, etc.) and would like to prepare themselves with a broad scientifi c background as an undergraduate, pre-professional studies might suit you best.

Sheridan College and Gillette College offers a preprofessional studies program that is designed to provide the student with a background in biological and physical sciences and to prepare students for upper-level courses in their specialty of choice. Professional programs in these areas usually reguire a bachelor’s degree prior to entry.

Since requirements of institutions where students pursue advanced study vary greatly, students should carefully consult the catalog of the institution to which they intend to transfer and work with our extremely knowledgeable faculty advisors to develop an appropriate schedule.

Students should also be aware and ask their advisors about the contractual agreements between the State of Wyoming and various universities regarding medical school, veterinary school and physical therapy programs.

Students will need to meet the general education requirements of an Associate of Science degree and complete the suggested courses in their course of study in order to receive an associate’s degree in pre-professional studies.

For more information about NWCCD:

Sheridan College
Admissions Office
307-674-6446 ext 2002
800-913-9139 ext 2002
admissions@sheridan.edu

Gillette College
Admissions Office
307-686-0254 ext 1401
800-913-9139 ext 1401
admissions@sheridan.edu

Suggested Course of Study for A.S. Degree

Freshman Year


Sophomore Year


Fall Semester - Total credit Hours: 16


Total Degree Credit Hours: 64


Notes


The following high school courses are recommended for students who plan to finish a bachelor’s degree in a science field in four years:

  1. Four years of math including at least up to Trigonometry and Algebra II with Elementary Functions or Calculus encouraged.
  2. Four years of science including biology, chemistry and physics.

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