Start your career in health sciences. Whether you’re looking for ACC’s nursing programs, dental hygiene, phlebotomy, or other degrees or certificates, Austin Community College provides the training you need to enter the healthcare field.
We offer state-of-the-art training facilities, experienced faculty who practice and teach, and a hiring pipeline to local employers.
Before graduate nurses can practice, they must pass the NCLEX licensure exam. That’s why it’s important for aspiring nurses to choose a nursing program with high passing rates, so they can make sure they are getting the best education possible for their time and money. Continue reading →
If you’re exploring career paths, you might ask, “what healthcare career is right for me?” A general studies in pre-health sciences program is a great place to start. Continue reading →
RNs are responsible for all aspects of patient care, from giving medication and performing diagnostic tests to educating patients and their families on their illnesses and treatments. Continue reading →
Students enrolled in Health Sciences programs at ACC have access to advanced learning simulation centers at ACC Highland. The ACC Regional Simulation Center provides immersive learning experiences using state-of-the-art technology and the best practices in simulation-based education. It features a simulation operating room, labor and delivery suite, and emergency room.
Students start with the General Studies in Pre-Health Sciences Program track. This provides the prerequisite credits for any Health Sciences major at ACC or transfer to a four-year university.
Your advisor will help you register for the right courses for your desired major and determine if any previous coursework meets these prerequisites.
Note: Admission to ACC does not guarantee admission as a health science major, as these programs have additional requirements.
Choose your plan and course of study from ACC’s Health Sciences Area of Study credit programs and continuing education options.
Investigate degrees, certifications, and continuing education programs that will move you toward your career goals.
You will find: program details, prerequisites, award plans, and program maps.
Our application process is straightforward, but we have advisors to help. Once you’ve decided on a program, choose General Studies in Pre-Health Sciences as your major. An advisor will help you choose the program map that is best suited to your degree goal.
Note: Bachelor’s Degree, Health Sciences, and other specialty programs may not appear in the Program Of Interest selection area. Use the Request for Information links on those pages to contact those program administrators.
