Pre-Health
The College of Arts and Sciences provides the foundation courses to pursue a health career, so CAS degrees are those most frequently chosen for solid preparation. Any CAS degree, when prerequisites are included, can prepare students for health professional schools. These degrees are designed with health professions in mind, and some can be used by those seeking early admission to health professional schools.
* BS option of the degree allows early admission.
FIELDS OF STUDY
Biochemistry
Biology*
- Allied Health*
- Pre-Medical Sciences*
Chemistry - ACS Approved
- ACS Approved Degree
- Departmental Degree
- Pre-Health/Pre-Law*
Communication Sciences & Disorders
Computer Science
Economics
- Pre-Dental
- Pre-Medical
- Pre-Veterinary
Geography (BS)*
Multidisciplinary Studies (BS)*
Mathematics (BS)*
- Pre-Medical Sciences
Medicinal and Biophysical Chemistry
Microbiology*
– Medical Laboratory Science
– Pre-Medical Professional*
Physics
Physiology*
– Pre-Medical Sciences*
Plant Biology
- Pre-Forensics
- Pre-Pharmacy
Psychology*
– Pre-Med*
– Pre-Occupational Therapy
– Pre-Physical Therapy
Sociology*
– Pre-Medical Science*
Statistics
Zoology*
– Ecology and Conversation Biology*
– Pre-Medical Sciences*
– Pre-Veterinary Science*
Organizations and Clubs
Oklahoma State University’s pre-health program has several clubs that are organized by students interested in health professions. The clubs include:
- Alpha Epsilon Delta (AED), Pre-Health Honor Society
- American Medical Student Association (AMSA)
- American Student Dental Association (ASDA)
- Pre-Chiropractic Medicine Club
- Global Medical Brigades
- Pre-Health Profession Peer Mentoring Club
- Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA)
- Minority Association of Pre-Health Students (MAPS)
- Pre-Nursing Association
- Pre-Optometry Student Association (POSA)
- Pre-Physical Therapy Club
- Pre-Physician Assistant Club (PPAC)
- Pre-SOMA (Student Osteopathic Medical Association)
- Undergraduate OSU StORM (Students of Osteopathic Rural Medicine)
- Pre-Veterinary Club