Cert in Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences, General

This technical certificate gives students academic and career foundations for health delivery fields. Courses can be taken in any order once prerequisites are met, and graduates may continue into associate healthcare programs or take entry-level support roles. Students complete required courses in communication, social science, mathematics and the humanities where the degree calls for them, plus subject courses specific to the field. The aim is employment readiness and room to advance. Prospective students can use the catalog entry to compare the required courses with their goals. Graduates leave with a credential recognized by employers in the field, and some may continue into further education. Details such as course codes, credit values and elective rules appear in the catalog, which is the college's published source for current requirements. The college publishes the full list of required courses on the program page of its 2026-2027 catalog.