Transfer-Out Options in the Sciences

Total Credit Hours: 124

Transfer Programs in Affiliation with Baptist Health Science University

Students may transfer to Baptist Health Science University to earn the Bachelor of Health Science in one of the following fields:

Medical Laboratory Science (Medical Technology)

Medical Radiography

Nuclear Medicine Technology

Radiation Therapy

Respiratory Care

Applicants from Blue Mountain Christian University are guaranteed an interview each year for the next available cohort.

 Students considering Baptist University majors in Allied Health are advised to:
1. Discuss their chosen Allied Health major at Baptist University with their Blue Mountain advisor and the Baptist University Medical Laboratory Science Program Chair as early as possible in their freshman year.
2. Take the pre-requisites on this ‘Blue Mountain College Status Sheet’ and apply for admission to Baptist University.
3. Once accepted to Baptist University, the student is considered to be in the pre-professional program for that major at Baptist University.
4. To progress from pre-professional to the professional program major at Baptist University, the student should inform their Baptist University advisor so that they can apply for selection to the professional program by deadlines set by the University.
5. Students should refer to the Baptist University’s website at https://www.baptistu.edu/academic-catalog for current ‘Catalog’ of the professional program for specific selection criteria.
6. Students may review the professional program curriculum to be taken at Baptist on the University’s website at https://www.baptistu.edu/AlliedHealth.
7. Most competitive applicants maintain a grade point average higher than 2.7 and perform well on an interview that demonstrates knowledge of the profession (gained from shadowing internships or learning more about the discipline).

Medical Laboratory Science, Bachelor of Health Sciences

 Applicants from Blue Mountain Christian University are guaranteed an interview each year for the next available cohort.

Students considering Baptist University majors in Allied Health are advised to:
1. Discuss their chosen Allied Health major at Baptist University with their Blue Mountain advisor and the Baptist University Medical Laboratory Science Program Chair as early as possible in their freshman year.
2. Take the pre-requisites on this ‘Blue Mountain College Status Sheet’ and apply for admission to Baptist University.
3. Once accepted to Baptist University, the student is considered to be in the pre-professional program for that major at Baptist University.
4. To progress from pre-professional to the professional program major at Baptist University, the student should inform their Baptist University advisor so that they can apply for selection to the professional program by deadlines set by the University.
5. Students should refer to the Baptist University’s website at https://www.baptistu.edu/academic-catalog for current ‘Catalog’ of the professional program for specific selection criteria.
6. Students may review the professional program curriculum to be taken at Baptist on the University’s website at https://www.baptistu.edu/AlliedHealth.
7. Most competitive applicants maintain a grade point average higher than 2.7 and perform well on an interview that demonstrates knowledge of the profession (gained from shadowing internships or learning more about the discipline).

Requirements

Pre-requisite course requirements to be taken at BHSU

The following pre-requisite courses must be taken at Baptist Health Sciences University:

• HSC 104 Baptist University Experience

• BIO 401 Special Topics in Biology (1 hour)

• An additional credit hour above 15 Natural Science credit hours may be considered for additional transfer credit

Pre-requisite course requirements from BMCU

Select one additional English course from the following

Select two additional 3-hour courses with ENG, ART, MUS, or STH prefix

Select one Bible course from the following

Select one additional course with CRJ SOC or PSY prefix

Medical Radiography, Bachelor of Science

 Applicants from Blue Mountain Christian University are guaranteed an interview each year for the next available cohort.

Students considering Baptist University majors in Allied Health are advised to:
1. Discuss their chosen Allied Health major at Baptist University with their Blue Mountain advisor and the Baptist University Medical Laboratory Science Program Chair as early as possible in their freshman year.
2. Take the pre-requisites on this ‘Blue Mountain College Status Sheet’ and apply for admission to Baptist University.
3. Once accepted to Baptist University, the student is considered to be in the pre-professional program for that major at Baptist University.
4. To progress from pre-professional to the professional program major at Baptist University, the student should inform their Baptist University advisor so that they can apply for selection to the professional program by deadlines set by the University.
5. Students should refer to the Baptist University’s website at https://www.baptistu.edu/academic-catalog for current ‘Catalog’ of the professional program for specific selection criteria.
6. Students may review the professional program curriculum to be taken at Baptist on the University’s website at https://www.baptistu.edu/AlliedHealth.
7. Most competitive applicants maintain a grade point average higher than 2.7 and perform well on an interview that demonstrates knowledge of the profession (gained from shadowing internships or learning more about the discipline).

Requirements

Pre-requisite course requirements to be taken at BHSU

The following pre-requisite courses must be taken at Baptist Health Sciences University:

• HSC 104 Baptist University Experience
• BIO 320 Cross Sectional Anatomy
• HCM 305 Principles of Health Administration

Pre-requisite course requirements from BMCU

Select one additional English course from the following

Select one Bible course from the following

Select one additional course with CRJ SOC or PSY prefix

Nuclear Medicine Technology (NMT), Bachelor of Science

  Applicants from Blue Mountain Christian University are guaranteed an interview each year for the next available cohort.

Students considering Baptist University majors in Allied Health are advised to:
1. Discuss their chosen Allied Health major at Baptist University with their Blue Mountain advisor and the Baptist University Medical Laboratory Science Program Chair as early as possible in their freshman year.
2. Take the pre-requisites on this ‘Blue Mountain College Status Sheet’ and apply for admission to Baptist University.
3. Once accepted to Baptist University, the student is considered to be in the pre-professional program for that major at Baptist University.
4. To progress from pre-professional to the professional program major at Baptist University, the student should inform their Baptist University advisor so that they can apply for selection to the professional program by deadlines set by the University.
5. Students should refer to the Baptist University’s website at https://www.baptistu.edu/academic-catalog for current ‘Catalog’ of the professional program for specific selection criteria.
6. Students may review the professional program curriculum to be taken at Baptist on the University’s website at https://www.baptistu.edu/AlliedHealth.
7. Most competitive applicants maintain a grade point average higher than 2.7 and perform well on an interview that demonstrates knowledge of the profession (gained from shadowing internships or learning more about the discipline).

Requirements

Pre-requisite course requirements to be taken from BHSU

The following pre-requisite courses must be taken at Baptist Health Sciences University

• HSC 104 Baptist University Experience
• BIO 320 Cross-Sectional Anatomy

Pre-requisite course requirements from BMCU

Select one additional English course from the following

Select one Bible course from the following

Select one additional course with CRJ, SOC, or PSY prefix

Radiation Therapy, Bachelor of Science

  Applicants from Blue Mountain Christian University are guaranteed an interview each year for the next available cohort.

Students considering Baptist University majors in Allied Health are advised to:
1. Discuss their chosen Allied Health major at Baptist University with their Blue Mountain advisor and the Baptist University Medical Laboratory Science Program Chair as early as possible in their freshman year.
2. Take the pre-requisites on this ‘Blue Mountain College Status Sheet’ and apply for admission to Baptist University.
3. Once accepted to Baptist University, the student is considered to be in the pre-professional program for that major at Baptist University.
4. To progress from pre-professional to the professional program major at Baptist University, the student should inform their Baptist University advisor so that they can apply for selection to the professional program by deadlines set by the University.
5. Students should refer to the Baptist University’s website at https://www.baptistu.edu/academic-catalog for current ‘Catalog’ of the professional program for specific selection criteria.
6. Students may review the professional program curriculum to be taken at Baptist on the University’s website at https://www.baptistu.edu/AlliedHealth.
7. Most competitive applicants maintain a grade point average higher than 2.7 and perform well on an interview that demonstrates knowledge of the profession (gained from shadowing internships or learning more about the discipline).

Requirements

Pre-requisite course requirements from BMCU

Select one additional English course from the following

Select one Bible course from the following

Pre-requisite course requirements to be taken from BHSU

The following pre-requisite courses must be taken at Baptist Health Sciences University

• HSC 104 Baptist University Experience
• HCM 440 Law & Policy in Health Care
• BIO 320 Cross-Sectional Anatomy

Respiratory Care, Bachelor of Science

  Applicants from Blue Mountain Christian University are guaranteed an interview each year for the next available cohort.

Students considering Baptist University majors in Allied Health are advised to:
1. Discuss their chosen Allied Health major at Baptist University with their Blue Mountain advisor and the Baptist University Medical Laboratory Science Program Chair as early as possible in their freshman year.
2. Take the pre-requisites on this ‘Blue Mountain College Status Sheet’ and apply for admission to Baptist University.
3. Once accepted to Baptist University, the student is considered to be in the pre-professional program for that major at Baptist University.
4. To progress from pre-professional to the professional program major at Baptist University, the student should inform their Baptist University advisor so that they can apply for selection to the professional program by deadlines set by the University.
5. Students should refer to the Baptist University’s website at https://www.baptistu.edu/academic-catalog for current ‘Catalog’ of the professional program for specific selection criteria.
6. Students may review the professional program curriculum to be taken at Baptist on the University’s website at https://www.baptistu.edu/AlliedHealth.
7. Most competitive applicants maintain a grade point average higher than 2.7 and perform well on an interview that demonstrates knowledge of the profession (gained from shadowing internships or learning more about the discipline).

Requirements

Pre-requisite course requirements from BMCU

Select one additional English course from the following

Select one Bible course from the following

Pre-requisite course requirements to be taken from BHSU

The following pre-requisite courses must be taken at Baptist Health Sciences University

• HSC 104 Baptist University Experience
• RCP 361 Applied Pathophysiology
• RCP 360 Applied Anatomy & Physiology
• HCM 440 Law & Policy in Health Care

Pharmacy, Preferred Applicant, Union University School of Pharmacy

Preferred Applicant to Union University School of Pharmacy. Students from BMC who meet the following conditions are exempted from initial screening into the School of Pharmacy at Union University and are granted an admissions interview. This does not assure admission for any student, but relieves some of the requirements. Please consult your advisor for additional expectations and requirements.

Requirements

Required BMC Courses to Satisfy Academic Prerequisites at Union University School of Pharmacy

Engineering, Transfer Out Agreement with Union University

Blue Mountain Christian University has entered into an agreement with Union University which allows for transfer of credit to Union University for completion of a degree in engineering. Please consult with your advisor for a list of the courses which are transferable to Union University as credit toward their degree program in Engineering. Students wishing to earn a degree from Union University in Engineering should meet with their advisor regularly for a course of study which will provide adequate hours for transfer to the program at Union University.

Requirements

In addition to Core Curriculum hours, 24 hours of mathematics courses from BMC are required: