The emphasis of Indiana State University's undergraduate applied medicine program is to provide students with classroom knowledge and clinical skills to be eligible for employment in the healthcare sector or graduate studies in a variety of health professions programs.
Coursework in the department emphasizes strong theoretical foundations in the basic sciences and rehabilitative medicine as well as critical thinking and problem-solving skills needed for effective patient care. Undergraduate students are encouraged to choose a minor or certificate program that aligns with their career goals. Students also benefit from clinical observation experiences with healthcare professionals.
Careers
Students graduating from the B.S. in applied medicine have been successful in gaining admission to the following graduate programs:
Students have obtained employment as rehabilitation technicians, medical sales, medical office administrators, as well as a variety of other health and wellness positions.
September 2025
College of Health and Human Services
Indiana State University,
Nursing Building Room 412,
TERRE HAUTE,
Indiana,
47809, United States
The freshman Indiana State University application is for entering freshmen who are (or soon will be) high school graduates and have not attended another college after graduating from high school. High school students may apply to Indiana State University any time after completion of their junior year in high school.
English Language Requirements:
*There may be different IELTS requirements depending on your chosen course.