BAT-Health Services Technology Program

Bachelor of Applied Technology - Health Services Technology Program

Mission and Statement:

Why is our program Special?

We provide a path for AAS graduates to a bachelor degree. Major courses are offered asynchronously online to allow flexibility for students to continuing working while completing their degree.

Interprofessional Education (IPE) Opportunities:

The program itself is interprofessional education: students work together with other health professionals in group assignments in their classes. Students can learn about and from other health professions as they complete coursework

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Study Tips to help you succeed

Communicate with your instructor often and don’t be afraid to ask if you need help. Online and in person office hours are available.

Read assignments carefully and use the grading criteria provided. Prepare your work using the grading criteria to make sure you cover all important aspects of the assignment.

Don't procrastinate: review assignments early in the week and if you have questions about the directions or content you can contact the instructor before the assignment is due.

Scholarship Opportunities

Students can apply for a variety of scholarships through the graduate college. In addition, because this program is accredited.
Students can apply for foundation scholarships with the Texas Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and the national Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.

Employment Opportunities

Graduates from this program have gone on to graduate programs such as UTRGV’s MS Health Science program and MS in public health programs. Graduates have moved into careers including medical sales, supervisory and department managers in their AAS field, teaching health science in public schools and community colleges. Salaries vary by career path.

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Who to Contact?

Who do students contact if difficulties are experienced in major courses?

In this program students are assigned a faculty mentor/advisor. Students meet with their advisor at least two times a semester and can reach out anytime if experiencing difficulties.

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