Bachelor of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, Undecided at The Ohio State University
The Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, Undecided is a Bachelor degree offered by The Ohio State University on the Columbus campus in United States of America. The program is delivered on campus as a Full Time course in English and requires approximately 4 years to complete. Students study at the Columbus campus while gaining the knowledge and practical experience expected for this area of study. The next intake is available from August 24, 2027.
About Bachelor of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, Undecided
Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, Undecided
Campus: Columbus
School: Health and Rehabilitation Sciences
The School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences offers a variety of undergraduate majors to suit a student's academic goals and interests related to health care. The curriculum for each program is comprehensive and continually evolving to meet the challenges of the growing health care industry.
The field of health and rehabilitation sciences is a group of disciplines that assists and complements the work of physicians and other health care professionals such as nurses and dentists. Professionals in these disciplines work together to provide safe, timely and effective patient care and related services. To meet the challenges of the growing health care industry, health and rehabilitative professions are continually evolving to deliver quality patient care.
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Students intending to major in one of the undergraduate major programs in the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences may declare their intention or select health and rehabilitation sciences, undecided, on their admission application. Students are admitted to the university as pre-majors and enrolled in the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences for pre-professional course work. They may apply to be considered for admission to the individual program of their choosing during either their freshman or sophomore year (depending on the requirements of the program they select).
The School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences offers six undergraduate programs:
Athletic Training
Athletic trainers work with physicians and other professionals to provide sports medicine care to athletes and the physically active. They focus on injury prevention and acute injury care as well as comprehensive rehabilitation and reconditioning.
Health Information Management and Systems
Health information management professionals work with health care professionals and information (computer) systems to interpret and utilize health care data, and they can be found in a variety of health care settings. They manage the people and information systems that support the appropriate use of health care data. Their work is vital to providing quality health care.
Health Sciences Program
Students majoring in the health sciences program are prepared for continuing their education in a graduate field in health care (such as occupational therapy, physical therapy, medicine, public health or hospital services administration) or in pursuing entry-level employment in health care (such as risk management coordinator, case manager, pharmaceutical sales territory manager or clinical research program coordinator).
Medical Laboratory Science 
Medical laboratory scientists are part of the medical team of professionals who work together to diagnose and monitor diseases. They perform a full range of laboratory tests — from simple blood tests to more complex tests used to detect cancer, AIDS/HIV and diabetes. The program has multiple tracks to choose from based on the future academic and professional career goals of the student.
Radiologic Sciences and Therapy
Radiologic sciences and therapy professionals use radiation for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes. Radiographers, radiation therapists and diagnostic medical sonographers are skilled in utilizing ionizing and nonionizing radiation to create images of the body’s internal structures as well as provide clinically recommended treatments. Often these professionals interact closely with a variety of patients to provide them with associated primary health care.
Respiratory Therapy 
Respiratory therapists are cardiopulmonary specialists who provide care to patients of all ages who have disorders such as asthma, emphysema and trauma. Therapists work in home care, intensive care units, emergency departments, diagnostic laboratories, community hospitals and clinics. They perform cardiopulmonary diagnostic tests, administer airway medications, assure airway hygiene, monitor cardiopulmonary status and apply ventilatory life-support technology.
Curriculum
Pre-major students generally focus on completing General Education courses and prerequisites for admission into specific majors. Commonly, a strong base in math and science — particularly biology and chemistry — is recommended; however, specific curriculum requirements vary from major to major.
Many Health and Rehabilitation Sciences students are part of cohorts of students within their major who take courses together and receive individualized attention from faculty.
Study abroad
Students in the health and rehabilitation sciences are encouraged to contact the Office of International Affairs to find study abroad experiences related to health care that can strengthen their applications to majors and graduate study programs.
Internship
Many majors offered by the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences require internship or clinical experiences. Specific requirements for these experiences vary by major. Clinical experiences provide extensive supervised practice in facilities both on and off-campus.
Honors and Scholars
The Honors Program in the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences enhances the student experience in many ways, all of which further prepare students for the next step in their academic or professional careers. Activities eligible for Honors designation include service projects, study abroad, leadership in student organizations and research. For additional information regarding eligibility and requirements, please visit our website.
The Health Sciences Scholars Program and the Dunn Sport and Wellness Scholars Program may be of particular interest to students interested in the major because they bring together students with interests in the many health programs offered at Ohio State.
Learn more about the Honors and Scholars Programs at honors-scholars.osu.edu.
Research
Students are encouraged to investigate research opportunities. Interested students can graduate with research distinction by completing an undergraduate research thesis. Additional information regarding eligibility and requirements can be found on our website.
Student organizations
Students considering a major in the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences can live in the Future Health Professionals Learning Community. Students may also apply to participate in the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences Ambassadors program.
Additional co-curricular opportunities may be available in more specific areas, depending on the student's chosen major. These may include field experiences, clubs, professional organizations and access to special facilities and laboratories.
Possible careers
Employment in health care and social assistance is projected to be the highest of all industries in the United States. Health care employment is projected to grow 19% from now until 2024, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. The sector will add more jobs than any other occupational category due to the aging population and increasing numbers of those with health insurance. That’s good news for Health and Rehabilitation Sciences graduates, who leave Ohio State with a solid education and plenty of practical experience in their chosen field. A college education in a health profession can lead to a career in a clinical setting, research, teaching, business, management and other options. It is also excellent preparation for graduate or professional school.
Requirements and Admission Criteria for Bachelor of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, Undecided at The Ohio State University
Entry Requirements
Criteria of our holistic review, in no particular order.
Successful completion of university preparatory courses
High school performance (class rank or GPA), including participation in accelerated programs like Honors, AP and IB; Ohio State does not have minimum requirements for class rank or GPA
Standardized test score (ACT or SAT); Ohio State does not have minimum requirements for ACT or SAT scores
Ohio State has adopted a TEST-OPTIONAL policy for 2022 applicants. Learn more.
Ability and desire to contribute to and engage with a diverse campus community
Experiences that demonstrate leadership or engaged involvement (e.g., co-curricular activities, work experiences or military service)
Status as a first-generation university student
Demonstration of outstanding talent in a particular area
High school performance if adversely affected by physical, mental or learning environment factors
Eligibility for and likelihood of benefiting from organized support services at Ohio State
Enrollment in your intended major
Once it is determined that you are admissible, you will be considered for enrollment in the college of your intended major. Read about
English Requirements
- IELTSMin 6.5
- TOEFLMin 79
English Program Requirements
we require evidence of English language proficiency, unless you have completed three full years of school at a U.S. regionally accredited high school or if you are a citizen of, or have received a bachelor’s degree from, Australia, Belize, British Caribbean, British West Indies, Canada (except Quebec), England, Guyana, Ireland, Liberia, New Zealand, Scotland, the United States or Wales.
Tuition and Fee Information for Bachelor of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, Undecided at The Ohio State University
How to Apply for Bachelor of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, Undecided at The Ohio State University
How do I submit scores?
Ohio State has adopted a TEST-OPTIONAL policy for 2022 applicants. Learn more.
Tips for sending scores to Ohio State
Scores must come directly from the testing agency. When you register for the ACT or SAT, indicate that you want your scores sent to Ohio State.
If you already took the test but didn't send your scores to Ohio State, you can order them for a fee. Order in advance to be sure scores reach us by the application deadline.
We must receive standardized test scores by your application deadline (either November 1 or February 1 for autumn semester applicants).
October 2 (SAT) and October 23 (ACT) are your last 2021 test dates if you want your scores to be considered for our November 1 early action deadline. Important! If you plan to test on those dates, you must request that Ohio State receive scores when you register for the test. And please note: If you choose to have your scores considered, you won’t be able to review scores from these dates prior to submitting your application by the November 1 deadline.
Applicants who will have been out of high school for two or more years by their term of enrollment are not required to submit scores.
Is the essay required?
The essay is not required for either the ACT or SAT.
Should I take a standardized test more than once?
Ohio State looks at the highest composite score from a single test date. Taking the test (and having scores sent to us) more than once, while not required, may work to your advantage.
How does Ohio State look at scores?
When considering students for admission or Honors and Scholars selection, we consider the best official composite / combined score from a single test administration. Ohio State does not mix sub-scores from multiple tests.
These items plus the Common Application (STEP 3) make up a complete application. We must receive all items by the deadline to consider your application on time.
Official transcripts
High school transcripts
Request that your high school or secondary school send transcripts / documents / official copies of examination certificates for coursework from the final four years (grades 9-12) to Ohio State.
How to send your transcripts to Ohio State:
Your high school counselor can upload the transcripts / documents / official copies of examination certificates using Common App, Naviance or other secure electronic delivery service.
Your high school counselor can email the transcripts to [email protected].
If electronic submission is not possible, please mail your official transcripts to our express mail address.
Faxed transcripts will not be accepted.
Foreign language documents must be translated into English by the issuing institution, an authorized translator or a teacher of the language. Any additional requirements will be posted to your Applicant Center, so be sure to check your application status regularly after you've applied.
Official ACT or SAT scores
Ohio State has adopted a TEST-OPTIONAL policy for 2022 applicants. Learn more.How do I submit my scores?
We must receive your official ACT or SAT score sent electronically directly from the testing agency. Scores from transcripts will not be considered. Read more about score requirements in STEP 1.
Optional: Recommendation from a teacher or counselor
While not required, your counselor may send a maximum of two letters of recommendation electronically through the Common Application.
If an electronic option isn’t available, your counselor may email your letter(s) to
[email protected]; the letter must include your first and last name and OSU ID number, found on the email we send acknowledging receipt of your application. Letters sent via email are subject to sender verification.
Official proof of English language skills
You must request that your testing agency send official scores electronically to Ohio State demonstrating the English proficiency level outlined below:
TOEFL (internet-based test or internet-based test Home Edition*): 79 or higher
IELTS or IELTS Indicator*: 6.5 or higher
ACT: 21 or higher on the English section
SAT: 27 or higher on the Reading Test
Duolingo*: 105 or higher
You are exempt from this requirement if you have completed three full years of school at a U.S. regionally accredited high school or if you are a citizen of, or have received a bachelor’s degree from, Australia, Belize, British Caribbean, British West Indies, Canada (except Quebec), England, Guyana, Ireland, Liberia, New Zealand, Scotland, the United States or Wales.
Ohio State has an intensive English program for students who wish to improve their language skills called the American Language Program. A separate application is required for this program. Ohio State does not offer conditional admission to students who enroll in the American Language Program.
*To accommodate applicants affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, The Ohio State University will accept Duolingo, the IELTS Indicator and the TOEFL internet-based test Home Edition from any international student applying for spring 2022 or autumn 2022 admission. All Duolingo test takers are required to take an English placement exam upon arrival to campus. TOEFL Home Edition and IELTS Indicator test takers are required to take an English placement exam upon arrival unless they qualify for a TOEFL or IELTS score exemption.
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