The Bachelor of Health Science (BHS) degree is an interdisciplinary program that provides an opportunity for allied health professionals to enhance their knowledge and skills, improving the possibility for career mobility. This degree program is designed for those individuals who have earned an associate degree or are completing their professional coursework in a clinically-based, allied health discipline and want to expand their education. Because a strong background in liberal arts is an integral part of preparation for advanced careers, the curriculum is flexible and broad-based, with electives in psychology, sociology, aging, management, communication, advanced imaging, and respiratory care. In addition to promoting the "team concept" in health care, the curriculum prepares graduates for a variety of positions at health-related organizations, including administration, management, and advanced clinical practice. The upper division courses blend technical and humanistic theories to provide graduates with a foundation for advanced positions in the respective discipline. Through enhanced knowledge and skills, graduates will be able to lead and influence colleagues and coworkers in the advancement of their professions.