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The College of Health Sciences

Our programs challenge you to think critically by looking beyond the obvious, to communicate effectively, to take charge and make complex decisions. We work closely with our Capstone mentors and clinical agencies to provide the skills and knowledge you need to be successful at the next level. Also, our degrees are transferable to graduate programs.

Programs offered through the College of Health Sciences

  • Bachelor of Applied Science in Dental Hygiene
  • St. Petersburg College is the only college in the state that offers a four-year degree completion program in dental hygiene. This program is responsive to state workforce needs, and articulates with all of Commission on Dental Accreditation accredited dental hygiene programs offered in the Nation. This degree completion program in dental hygiene is offered completely online.

  • Bachelor of Applied Science in Health Services Administration
  • This program provides career advancement for entry-level health profession practitioners. Classes are offered primarily online, but some are offered blended, traditional classroom. They are all offered in Modmester (8-week session).Students will develop management and leadership skills and learn about: Health information systems; Health financial management; and Health care issues. There are different areas of concentration within this program from which to specialize:

    • Emergency Medical Services
    • General Health Services Administration
    • Health Information Systems
    • Human Services

  • Bachelor of Applied Science in Orthotics & Prosthetics
  • St. Petersburg College offers a Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Orthotics and Prosthetics. Orthotics and Prosthetics is the science that deals with the use of the specialized mechanical devices to support or supplement weakened or abnormal joints or limbs. Students will learn to evaluate, fabricate, fit and deliver prosthetic-orthotic devices. Because of the increase in diabetic patients and injuries from the Middle East war, this is a critical program. It is housed with the other allied health programs at the Caruth Health Education Center. This program has specific clinical and laboratory experiences at certified locations, therefore enrollment is limited.