The Programs
A Day in the Life
SHARP Hall
Beyond the Books
Human Body
100

Students in these programs often complete rigorous science courses like biology and chemistry as preparation for professional schools such as medicine or nursing.

What is Pre-Health?

100

This healthcare professional spends the day filling prescriptions and counseling patients on safe medication use.

What is a Pharmacist?

100

If you’re in a 2-year pre-health track and confused about which classes to register for next quarter, this is the person you should see.

Who is the Academic Advisor?

100

Getting at least 7-9 hours of this each night helps improve memory and focus.

What is sleep?

100

This is the largest organ of the body.

What is the skin?

200

Students choosing this track focus on evaluating and treating physical movement dysfunctions.

What is Pre-Physical Therapy?


200

This professional checks vision, prescribes corrective lenses, and screens for eye diseases.


 What is an Optometrist?

200

This person helps oversee Pre-Health programs and ensures events and services run smoothly.

Who is the Associate Director?

200

This vital sign measures the pressure of blood against artery walls.

What is blood pressure?

200

This system includes the brain, spinal cord, and nerves.

What is the nervous system?

300

This track is for students planning to help patients through food-based interventions and wellness.

What is Pre-Nutrition & Dietetics?

300

This healthcare professional spends the day checking vital signs, giving medications, and providing bedside care.

What is a Nurse?

300

This quiet space is reserved for group or solo studying, equipped with desks a whiteboard.

What is the Study Room?

300

This mineral is important for healthy bones and is found in dairy products.

What is calcium?

300

This organ is responsible for filtering toxins and producing bile.

What is the liver?
400

This program requires balancing both clinical sciences and animal care.

 What is Pre-Veterinary Medicine?

400

This professional may spend hours in a lab analyzing blood, urine, or tissue samples to detect diseases.


What is a Clinical Laboratory Scientist?

400

If you want support from fellow students who have been through the same classes and experiences, you’ll visit this room.

What is the PB Peer Mentoring Room?

400

This nutrient is the body's preferred energy source during quick, intense exercise.

What are carbohydrates (glucose/glycogen)?

400

Too little of this hormone made by the pancreas leads to diabetes.

What is insulin?

500

In this program, students combine medical technology and radiation to generate images that physicians interpret.

What is Medical Radiography?

500

This provider may balance surgery, diagnostic imaging, and patient consultations to correct musculoskeletal issues with braces or prosthetics.


 What is an Orthotist or Prosthetist?

500

A place designed to help you recharge between classes, this space emphasizes balance and relaxation.

What is the Zen Den?

500

This imaging technique uses magnets and radio waves to create detailed pictures of the body.

What is an MRI?

500

Name the phases of mitosis.

What is Prophase, Prometaphase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase, Cytokinesis?

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