Pre-Health
Many careers in healthcare require a graduate or professional degree. There are a variety of majors and minors that will prepare you for health professional graduate programs; however most of these programs require pre-requisite courses. Students interested in medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, physician assistant, and pharmacy programs should consult the Office of Pre-Health Advising and Mentoring in 160 Cox Science Center. Additionally, students should refer to the Pre-Health Guidelines provided by this Office and attend their programs. Students interested in other areas including Nursing, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, and Public Health should meet with an advisor in the School of Nursing and Health Studies.  You can find more information about professional schools here.

• College of Arts and Sciences by the pre-law advisor, located in Ashe 112
• School of Business Administration: Office of Undergraduate Research and Student Support Services
• School of Communication: Pre-Law Advisor
• All pre-law students should consult the Pre-Law Manual for more information about what to study as an undergraduate, applications, the LSAT, and law school admission process. In addition, when considering law school, review the Pre-Law Frequently Asked Questions.

• Pre-professional career advising also takes place at the Toppel Career Center. Students interested in career advising for pre-health programs should make an appointment with Edward Cruz and students interested in pre-law should make an appointment with Alicia Rodriguez. Call 305-284-5451 or sign up on HireACane.com to make an advising appointment and get assistance with the graduate/professional school application process.
• We offer a Graduate School Series each year that focuses on programming geared toward students interested in graduate/professional programs. Career development programs are updated each semester and a complete list is located here.