Seamless Transfer: NCMC to GVSU
Bachelor's Degree Completion
North Central Michigan College (NCMC) students pursuing an Associate of Science with a concentration in Medical and Health Sciences have an exciting opportunity to seamlessly transition into Grand Valley State University's (GVSU) Bachelor's degree programs. This partnership between NCMC and GVSU provides a clear pathway for students to further their education and career prospects in the healthcare field. Below is a comprehensive guide outlining the steps and benefits of transferring from NCMC to GVSU's Bachelor's programs.
Allied Health Sciences
Grand Valley State University's Allied Health Sciences program offers an exceptional opportunity for students passionate about healthcare to earn their bachelor's degree and jumpstart their health career. This program combines rigorous academics with hands-on learning experiences, providing students with the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in various healthcare professions.
With state-of-the-art facilities, dedicated faculty, and a supportive community, students engage in immersive learning that prepares them for success in a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape. Whether aspiring to become physical therapists, occupational therapists, or pursuing other allied health careers, Grand Valley's program empowers students to make a meaningful impact in the lives of others while shaping the future of healthcare. This program is also available to be completed in it's entirety in northern Michigan, saving you time and money.
David Buchanan, Allied health sciences major (left)
Pre-professional Studies at GVSU
These prerequisites can be completed in northern Michigan as part of the Allied Health Sciences Program, but students may choose any major at GVSU in the sciences (Biology, Biomedical Sciences, Exercise Science, etc).
Biomedical Sciences-BS
The Biomedical Sciences major consists of courses prescribed by professional schools (medical, dental, osteopathic, veterinary, pharmacy, graduate) as essential to the successful completion of a professional school curriculum, plus electives necessary to provide educational breadth and maturity. In short, the Biomedical Sciences major is designed to help students gain a comprehensive understanding of human life sciences and is a gateway to many exciting and meaningful career paths.
The four general areas of emphasis in the Biomedical Sciences curriculum are Microbiology, Anatomy, Physiology, and Nutrition. Faculty in the Biomedical Science Department are involved in a wide variety of research projects, providing numerous opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students to gain real laboratory experience. Areas of research include bacterial genetics, cancer biology, cardiovascular disease, epidemiology, human anatomy, immunology, neuroscience, obesity, parasitology, physiological biochemistry, stem cell biology, and toxicology to name a few.
Graduate Degree Preparation
Advanced degree pathways for healthcare professionals. Many students wish to pursue graduate programs. Below is a list of popular graduate programs, most prerequisites can be completed in northern Michigan.
*Program available in Traverse City
Catherine Maxson, Allied Health-PrePA (left)
Transferring Made Easy
Transferring Made Easy
We know you are busy, that’s why we are here. We have local advisors you can connect with by phone at (231) 995-1785), email, or virtually. All you have to do is start the conversation.
Our team of professionals will guide you throughout your program of choice to schedule courses, connect you to university resources, explore career options, and plan for graduation.
