This track focuses on Dentistry, preparing students with the clinical knowledge and practical skills the field expects at the Associate-to-Bachelor's level.
Graduates are equipped to pursue relevant healthcare career paths, with a self-paced format built for students balancing work and other commitments.
HS-094Health Care System
Introduces the structure and operation of the modern healthcare system.
- Healthcare system structure
- Roles across the care continuum
- Healthcare policy overview
HS-189Introduction to Public Health (Disease Prevention)
Covers the principles behind preventing disease at the population level.
- Disease prevention strategies
- Public health surveillance basics
- Community health intervention basics
HS-216Human Anatomy and Physiology
Introduces the structure and function of the human body systems.
- Major organ systems
- Structure-function relationships
- Basic physiological processes
N-306Pharmacology
Covers foundational principles of medication classes and safe administration.
- Drug classification basics
- Medication administration safety
- Common side effects and interactions
HS-337Introduction to Fitness and Wellness
Introduces the principles behind physical fitness and overall wellness.
- Exercise physiology basics
- Wellness program fundamentals
- Lifestyle factors in health
HS-665Introduction to Health Sciences
A broad orientation to the health sciences field and career paths.
- Overview of health science careers
- Interdisciplinary healthcare roles
- Foundations of clinical practice
HS-687Introduction to Nutrition Science
Covers the foundational principles of nutrition and its role in health.
- Macronutrient and micronutrient basics
- Diet and disease prevention
- Nutritional assessment basics
HS-747Introduction to Health Promotion
Introduces strategies for promoting healthy behaviors across populations.
- Health behavior change models
- Health promotion program design
- Community health education basics
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Specialist Courses
6 Courses
DPA-2758Dentistry Procedures and Practices
Covers standard clinical procedures used in dental practice.
- Standard dental procedures
- Patient preparation protocols
- Dental documentation practices
FOD-2759Fundamentals of Dentistry
Covers the foundational skills and knowledge every dental professional needs.
- Oral anatomy basics
- Dental instrument fundamentals
- Patient safety in dental care
ITD-2760Introduction to Dentistry
A broad orientation to the dentistry field and career paths.
- History of dentistry
- Dentistry career pathways
- Overview of dental specializations
DAS-2824Dentistry Advanced Studies
Covers advanced topics in dental clinical practice.
- Advanced dental procedures
- Complex case management
- Evidence-based dental practice
DCP-2825Dentistry Clinical Practices
Covers clinical skills applied in real dental practice settings.
- Clinical skill application
- Chairside technique refinement
- Interdisciplinary dental care coordination
DPC-2826Dentistry Patient Care
Covers comprehensive patient care planning in dental practice.
- Patient care planning
- Delivering compassionate dental care
- Monitoring patient oral health outcomes
$24,000
Total Program Cost
Fees are billed per term and are subject to change. Financial aid, scholarships, and flexible payment plans are available to students who qualify.
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Admission requires Associate Degree or equivalent credits.
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