Major and Related Courses
The curriculum patterns shown serve as models. From these, the academic advisor constructs an individualized program of study for the student.

Typical Course of Study
The curriculum is designed for freshmen or transfer students who are seeking their first undergraduate degree.

Freshman Year
Fall Semester			Spring Semester
lective	Biology or Science Elective	3-4	ANAT 100	Basic Human Anatomy	3
ENGL 190	Strategies of Rhetoric & Research	3		Psychology or Social Science Elective	3
MATH 120	College Algebra	3	CMM 120	VPublic Speaking	3
PSY 101	General Psychology	3	lective	Business Elective	3
lective	Philosophy or Theology Elective	3	lective	General Elective	3
semester total: 15-16			semester total: 15

Sophomore Year
Fall Semester			Spring Semester
lective	Literature Elective	3	lective	Fine Arts Elective	3
lective	Business Elective	3	MIS 200	Intro to Mgmt Info Sys	3
HIST 111- HIST 113	History	3	lective	Business Elective	3
lective	Philosophy or Theology Elective	3	lective	Philosophy or Theology Elective	3
PPY 254	Human Physiology	4	lective	General Elective	3
semester total: 16			semester total: 15

Junior Year
Fall Semester			Spring Semester
HIM 300	Intro to Health Info	3	HIM 310	Medico-Legal Aspects	3
HIM 350	Health Care Mgmt	3	HIM 320	Health Data Mgmt	3
HIM 370	Medical Terminology	3	HIM 415	Quality Improvement	3
HIM 470	Fundamentals of Clinical Medicine	3	lective	Philosophy or Theology Elective	3
AHP 450	Issues in Healthcare Delivery	2	lective	HIM Elective	3
RMET 410	Intro to Inferential Stats	3
semester total: 17			semester total: 15

Senior Year
Fall Semester			Spring Semester
HIM 305	Intro to Access	1	HIM 430	Classification Systems II	3
HIM 330	Classification Systems I	3	HIM 453	Professional Practice II	3
HIM 450	Mgmt of Human Resources	3	HIM 461	Health Info Systems	3
HIM 451	Health Care Financial Mgmt	3	HIM 498	Senior Seminar	3
HIM 452	Professional Practice I	3	RMET 375	Research Methods	3
lective HIM 460	E-Health Concepts	2	*denotes 12 week course
semester total: 15			semester total: 15
total hours required: 123-124

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