Degrees and Deadlines

Exploring your opportunities? Looking for important dates? You're in the right place.

The College of Applied Health Sciences offers 20+ formal degrees, as well as valuable certification programs, fellowships and residencies. Sort by degree type or subject discipline below to see where your interests match our programs.

Listed by Degree Type

Undergraduate Major

  • BS in Health Information Management

    Type

    On Campus or Online

    Description
    Take the first step in becoming an expert in safeguarding critical and private patient data
    Deadlines
    • Fall (campus): May 15
    • Fall (online): July 1
    • Spring: Nov. 1
  • BS in Disability and Human Development

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    A broad, interdisciplinary degree that addresses all aspects of the disability experience by blending theory, research and practice
    Deadlines
    • Fall (first year – early action): Nov. 1
    • Fall (first year – regular decision): Feb. 1
    • Fall (transfer): May 16
    • Fall (intercollege transfer): Aug. 16
    • Spring (first year): Oct. 1
    • Spring (transfer): Oct. 15
    • Spring (intercollege transfer): Jan. 1
  • BS in Kinesiology

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    A gateway to any health career. Become an expert in health and exercise, helping individuals of all ages and abilities optimize their movement and performance, live with greater well-being, and prevent injury and disease.
    Deadlines
    • Fall (first year – early action): Nov. 1
    • Fall (first year – regular decision): Feb. 1
    • Fall (transfer): May 15
    • Spring (first year): Oct. 1
    • Spring (transfer): Oct. 15
  • BS in Nutrition

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    An intensive study of biological and physical sciences applied to nutrients and human health.
    Deadlines
    • Fall (first year – early action): Nov. 1
    • Fall (first year – regular decision): Feb. 1
    • Fall (transfer): May 15
    • Spring (first year): Oct. 1
    • Spring (transfer): Oct. 15
  • BS in Rehabilitation Sciences

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    Get prepared for advanced training and education in rehabilitation health sciences and professional health programs
    Deadlines
    • Fall: Jan. 15
    • Fall (transfer): Apr. 2
    • Fall (intercollege transfer): Aug. 16
    • Spring: Oct. 1
    • Spring (transfer): Oct. 16
    • Spring (intercollege transfer): Jan. 1
  • AHS Undeclared

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    Undecided on an AHS undergraduate major? Enroll as an AHS undeclared student to explore our five undergraduate degree programs.
    Deadlines
    • Fall (first year – early action): Nov. 1
    • Fall (first year – regular decision): Feb. 1
    • Fall (transfer): May 15
    • Spring (first year): Oct. 1
    • Spring (transfer): Oct. 15

Undergraduate Minor

  • Minor in Kinesiology

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    The perfect minor if you're looking to become a health professional. Learn the foundations of anatomy and physiology and become familiar with scientific literature.
  • Minor in Nutrition

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    A great minor if you're planning a health career. Learn principles of good nutrition and how to recognize misinformation and fad diets.

Master’s/Professional Degree

  • MS in Healthspan Promotion and Rehabilitation

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    For scholars and researchers interested in movement dysfunction, functional limitations and the outcomes of rehabilitation on the human body
    Deadlines
    • Fall: Feb. 15
  • MS in Biomedical Visualization

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    Candidates who are strong in science and have excellent art skills can become experts in the visual communication of complex medical and scientific concepts
    Deadlines
    • Fall: Dec. 15
  • MS in Health Informatics

    Type

    Online

    Description
    Become an expert in linking information technology, data and evidence to improve the quality and safety of patient care
    Deadlines
    • Fall: July 1
    • Spring: Nov. 1
    • Summer: April 1
  • MS in Health Information Management

    Type

    Online

    Description
    Become a specialist in the management of electronic health records, data and technology
    Deadlines
    • Fall: July 1
    • Spring: Nov. 1
    • Summer: April 1
  • MS in Kinesiology

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    Become a master practitioner in applied exercise physiology; psychology and promotion of exercise, health and sport behavior; or motor control and biomechanics.
    Deadlines
    • Fall: Jan. 15
  • MS in Nutrition

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    Prepare for practice in healthcare or industry. Choose between our coordinated or traditional programs to get on track for the future you want.
    Deadlines
    • Fall: Jan. 15
  • Post-professional Doctor of Occupational Therapy

    Type

    On Campus or Online

    Description
    Post-professional OTD degree program for registered occupational therapists that want to become advanced practitioners, educators, leaders or managers
    Deadlines
    • Fall: March 1
    • Spring: Nov. 1
  • Entry-level Occupational Therapy Doctorate

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    Entry-level OTD degree program for students who have a bachelor’s or master’s degree in another subject and want to become occupational therapists
    Deadlines
    • Fall: Dec. 1
  • Doctor of Clinical Exercise Physiology

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    Providing unique didactic and practical training opportunities that elevate the professional preparation beyond what is currently available for students who aspire to practice as clinical exercise physiologists
    Deadlines
    • Fall: Feb. 15

PhD

  • PhD in Biomedical and Health Informatics

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    For people with a passion for health information. Prepare to advance the discovery and application of new ideas in health information technology
    Deadlines
    • Fall: Jan. 15
  • PhD in Disability Studies

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    Examine how addressing disability in its full complexity can promote the full participation, self-determination, and equal citizenship of people with disabilities in society
    Deadlines
    • Fall : Jan. 15
  • PhD in Kinesiology and Nutrition

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    Prepare for a successful career as a researcher, educator or scientist-practitioner. Conduct basic, applied and translational research in a wide range of kinesiology and nutrition settings.
    Deadlines
    • Fall: Jan. 15
  • PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    Become a researcher, educator, or scientist-practitioner skilled at conducting research in rehabilitation-oriented settings
    Deadlines
    • Fall: Jan. 15

Certificate

Fellowship or residency

  • Residency in Orthopedic Physical Therapy

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    For licensed physical therapists looking to perfect their skills as orthopedic practitioners and educators with some of the world's best practitioners
    Deadlines
    • Summer (begins Aug. 1): Jan. 15
  • Residency in Sports Physical Therapy

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    For licensed physical therapists looking to perfect their skills as sports practitioners and educators with some of the world's best practitioners
    Deadlines
    • Summer (begins Aug. 1): Jan. 15

Listed by Discipline

Biomedical Visualization

  • MS in Biomedical Visualization

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    Candidates who are strong in science and have excellent art skills can become experts in the visual communication of complex medical and scientific concepts
    Deadlines
    • Fall: Dec. 15

Disability and Human Development

  • BS in Disability and Human Development

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    A broad, interdisciplinary degree that addresses all aspects of the disability experience by blending theory, research and practice
    Deadlines
    • Fall (first year – early action): Nov. 1
    • Fall (first year – regular decision): Feb. 1
    • Fall (transfer): May 16
    • Fall (intercollege transfer): Aug. 16
    • Spring (first year): Oct. 1
    • Spring (transfer): Oct. 15
    • Spring (intercollege transfer): Jan. 1
  • PhD in Disability Studies

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    Examine how addressing disability in its full complexity can promote the full participation, self-determination, and equal citizenship of people with disabilities in society
    Deadlines
    • Fall : Jan. 15
  • Assistive Technology Certificate

    Type

    On Campus or Online

    Description
    Preparing professionals to deliver state of the art assistive technology services to people with physical, cognitive or sensory disabilities
    Deadlines
    • Fall : May 1
    • Spring: Nov. 1
  • Disability Ethics Certificate

    Type

    On Campus or Online

    Description
    Specialized training in a critical approach to ethical dilemmas concerning life with disability
    Deadlines
    • Fall : Jan. 15
  • Disability Legal Studies Certificate

    Type

    On Campus or Online

    Description
    Examine and apply an interdisciplinary approach to key debates, theories, research, and practice related to disability and law
    Deadlines
    • Fall: Jan. 15

Health Informatics

Health Information Management

  • BS in Health Information Management

    Type

    On Campus or Online

    Description
    Take the first step in becoming an expert in safeguarding critical and private patient data
    Deadlines
    • Fall (campus): May 15
    • Fall (online): July 1
    • Spring: Nov. 1
  • MS in Health Information Management

    Type

    Online

    Description
    Become a specialist in the management of electronic health records, data and technology
    Deadlines
    • Fall: July 1
    • Spring: Nov. 1
    • Summer: April 1

Kinesiology

  • Minor in Kinesiology

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    The perfect minor if you're looking to become a health professional. Learn the foundations of anatomy and physiology and become familiar with scientific literature.
  • BS in Kinesiology

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    A gateway to any health career. Become an expert in health and exercise, helping individuals of all ages and abilities optimize their movement and performance, live with greater well-being, and prevent injury and disease.
    Deadlines
    • Fall (first year – early action): Nov. 1
    • Fall (first year – regular decision): Feb. 1
    • Fall (transfer): May 15
    • Spring (first year): Oct. 1
    • Spring (transfer): Oct. 15
  • MS in Kinesiology

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    Become a master practitioner in applied exercise physiology; psychology and promotion of exercise, health and sport behavior; or motor control and biomechanics.
    Deadlines
    • Fall: Jan. 15

Kinesiology,Nutrition

  • PhD in Kinesiology and Nutrition

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    Prepare for a successful career as a researcher, educator or scientist-practitioner. Conduct basic, applied and translational research in a wide range of kinesiology and nutrition settings.
    Deadlines
    • Fall: Jan. 15

Nutrition

  • Minor in Nutrition

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    A great minor if you're planning a health career. Learn principles of good nutrition and how to recognize misinformation and fad diets.
  • BS in Nutrition

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    An intensive study of biological and physical sciences applied to nutrients and human health.
    Deadlines
    • Fall (first year – early action): Nov. 1
    • Fall (first year – regular decision): Feb. 1
    • Fall (transfer): May 15
    • Spring (first year): Oct. 1
    • Spring (transfer): Oct. 15
  • MS in Nutrition

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    Prepare for practice in healthcare or industry. Choose between our coordinated or traditional programs to get on track for the future you want.
    Deadlines
    • Fall: Jan. 15

Occupational Therapy

  • Post-professional Doctor of Occupational Therapy

    Type

    On Campus or Online

    Description
    Post-professional OTD degree program for registered occupational therapists that want to become advanced practitioners, educators, leaders or managers
    Deadlines
    • Fall: March 1
    • Spring: Nov. 1
  • Entry-level Occupational Therapy Doctorate

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    Entry-level OTD degree program for students who have a bachelor’s or master’s degree in another subject and want to become occupational therapists
    Deadlines
    • Fall: Dec. 1

Other

  • AHS Undeclared

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    Undecided on an AHS undergraduate major? Enroll as an AHS undeclared student to explore our five undergraduate degree programs.
    Deadlines
    • Fall (first year – early action): Nov. 1
    • Fall (first year – regular decision): Feb. 1
    • Fall (transfer): May 15
    • Spring (first year): Oct. 1
    • Spring (transfer): Oct. 15

Physical Therapy

  • MS in Healthspan Promotion and Rehabilitation

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    For scholars and researchers interested in movement dysfunction, functional limitations and the outcomes of rehabilitation on the human body
    Deadlines
    • Fall: Feb. 15
  • Residency in Orthopedic Physical Therapy

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    For licensed physical therapists looking to perfect their skills as orthopedic practitioners and educators with some of the world's best practitioners
    Deadlines
    • Summer (begins Aug. 1): Jan. 15
  • Healthy Living Practitioner™ Certificate

    Type

    On Campus or Online

    Description
    For health professionals who want to assess lifestyle behaviors and subsequently develop and implement Healthy Living Interventions
    Deadlines
    • Fall: July 15
    • Spring: Nov. 15
  • Residency in Sports Physical Therapy

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    For licensed physical therapists looking to perfect their skills as sports practitioners and educators with some of the world's best practitioners
    Deadlines
    • Summer (begins Aug. 1): Jan. 15
  • Doctor of Clinical Exercise Physiology

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    Providing unique didactic and practical training opportunities that elevate the professional preparation beyond what is currently available for students who aspire to practice as clinical exercise physiologists
    Deadlines
    • Fall: Feb. 15

Rehabilitation Sciences

  • BS in Rehabilitation Sciences

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    Get prepared for advanced training and education in rehabilitation health sciences and professional health programs
    Deadlines
    • Fall: Jan. 15
    • Fall (transfer): Apr. 2
    • Fall (intercollege transfer): Aug. 16
    • Spring: Oct. 1
    • Spring (transfer): Oct. 16
    • Spring (intercollege transfer): Jan. 1
  • PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences

    Type

    On Campus

    Description
    Become a researcher, educator, or scientist-practitioner skilled at conducting research in rehabilitation-oriented settings
    Deadlines
    • Fall: Jan. 15