Resources for Waitlisted Healthcare Programs

Available Courses and Short-term Programs While You're Waitlisted

While you’re waiting to be admitted to your program, you can get ahead of the game by taking classes that will contribute to your program—and you can even complete short-term programs that will help you advance in your field. Find your healthcare program below to see a list of the courses and short-term programs you can take while on the waitlist.

Dental Hygiene

Courses You Can Take

BHS 155—Professional Resiliency and Well-Being

HRC 232—Healthcare Regulatory Compliance

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Short-term Programs

Dental Assisting

Health Services Management

Integrated Public Health—Community Health Work

Laboratory Assisting

Phlebotomy

Diagnostic Medical Sonography

Courses You Can Take

BHS 155—Professional Resiliency and Well-Being

BIO 160—Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology or BIO 201—Human Anatomy and Physiology
*Note (BIO 201 has a prerequisite of BIO 156 OR 181 or one year of high school biology with a C or higher)

BIO 202—Human Anatomy and Physiology II

Any approved 3.0 credit general education course from the Oral Communication Area. Suggestions are COM 100—Introduction to Human Communication or COM 110—Interpersonal Communication or COM 225—Public Speaking or COM 230—Small Group Communication

CRE 101—College Critical Reading and Critical Thinking or exemption

ENG 101—First-Year Composition or ENG 107—First-Year Composition for ESL

ENG102—First-Year Composition or ENG 108—First-Year Composition for ESL

MAT 150—College Algebra/Functions or MAT 151—College Algebra/Functions or MAT 152 —College Algebra/Functions or MAT 155—College Algebra/Functions with Review or MAT 156—College Algebra/Functions with Review or a higher level Algebra course

PHY 101—Introduction to Physics or PHY 111—General Physics I

Any Humanities, Arts, and Design [HU] designated course

Any Social and Behavioral Sciences [SB] designated course

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Medical Laboratory Science

Courses You Can Take

BHS 155—Professional Resiliency and Well-Being

Short-term Programs

Laboratory Assisting

Pharmacy Technology

Phlebotomy

Nuclear Medicine Program

Courses You Can Take

BHS 155—Professional Resiliency and Well-Being

HCC145—Medical Terminology for Health Care Professionals

HCR240—Human Pathophysiology

NCE 214CA—Basic Electrocardiogram Interpretation

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Short-term Programs

ECG Technician

EMT

Pharmacy Technology

Phlebotomy

Nursing

Courses You Can Take

BHS 155—Professional Resiliency and Well-Being

HCR 240—Human Pathophysiology

NCE 131—Recognizing Skin Rashes in the School-Aged Child

NCE 150—Advanced Placement: Nurse Assisting

NCE 203—Lab Interpretation

NCE 214CA—Basic EKG Interpretation

NCE 223—LPN-IV Therapy and Medication Skills

NCE 267—IV Medication Administration and Advanced Metrology

NCE 271—Pediatric Diabetes

NUR 158—Nurse Assisting

NUR 187—Pharmacology and Medication Administration

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Short-term Programs

ECG Technician

EMT

Integrated Public Health—Community Health Work

Pharmacy Technology

Phlebotomy

 

Explore Funding Options


Taking courses or programs outside of a student's program of study may impact financial aid. Several short-term clock-hour programs provide relevant skill sets needed in your program of study and can be completed in one semester while you're on your program's waitlist. These clock-hour programs do not impact your financial aid, as they are not eligible for financial aid. However, funding options are available to eligible students. Most employers provide tuition reimbursement programs. Check with your employer to see if they offer a program to assist with your education expenses. To assist students with additional funding opportunities, please see some of the options below to help support continued education and training.