 When you are accepted to UAB with a major in the School of Health Professions, you become a pre-professional student. Once you complete foundation courses (about two years), you can apply to enter a SHP program of study, where you will begin your major’s curriculum. School advisors who are familiar with clinical disciplines will help you determine which courses satisfy pre-professional requirements. Some SHP programs offer opportunities for early admission. Note: Admission to UAB does not guarantee admission to the professional phase of any SHP program.
UAB Undergraduate Admission
Required for undergraduate students
B.S. in Health Care Management to M.S. in Occupational Therapy Fast Track
If you know you want to be an occupational therapist, this is the fast track to get there. OT's assist individuals when physical or mental illness, trauma, development conditions or aging processes interfere with performance of significant life tasks.
Health Information Management, B.S.
Health information managers work in operational management positions throughout the healthcare industry such as hospitals, clinics, managed care organizations, and government agencies.
Health Care Management, B.S.
Health care management professionals manage hospitals, clinics, medical supply firms, and other health care organizations.
Medical Technology, B.S.
Medical technologists play a key role in the diagnosis and treatment of disease and manage clinical laboratories.
Nuclear Medicine Technology, B.S.
A nuclear medicine technologist uses radioactive drugs to obtain information that will lead to disease diagnosis and monitoring therapy.
Respiratory Therapy, B.S.
Respiratory therapists work with physicians and other health professionals to diagnose and treat patients with disorders associated with the respiratory and cardiovascular systems.
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