• Units: 6 quarter units
• Course Length: 10 weeks
• Course Type: Online
• Tuition: $941.96 (includes lab fee)
• Prerequisite(s): Anatomy and Physiology
• Theory: 60 hours

This course explores the intricate relationships between nutrition, physical activity, and human physiology, with a special focus on optimizing health and athletic performance. Students will examine the roles of macronutrients and micronutrients in energy metabolism, training adaptations, and recovery. Key topics include body composition, weight regulation, hydration, dietary planning, and evidence-based use of supplements and ergogenic aids. Through practical assessments, discussion, and analysis of scientific literature, students will learn to develop personalized nutrition and exercise strategies tailored to various health and performance goals. Emphasis is placed on critical thinking, evaluating health claims, and applying current research to support diverse populations. This course is ideal for students pursuing careers in health sciences, fitness, nutrition, or related fields.

• Units: 6 quarter units
• Course Length: 10 weeks
• Course Type: Online
• Tuition: $798
• Prerequisite(s): Intermediate Algebra or higher
• Theory: 60 hours

The purpose of the course is to teach fundamental concepts and techniques of descriptive and inferential statistics with applications in health care, medicine, and public health. The course will introduce statistical methods used in biological and health science research. Fundamental probability theory, statistical inference sample size, inference for means and proportions, descriptive statistics, and principles of ethical research will be outlined, providing students a sound methodological foundation for public health practice.

• Units: 6 quarter units
• Course Length: 10 weeks
• Course Type: Online
• Tuition: $798
• Prerequisite(s): College English Composition
• Theory: 60 hours

This 10-week course explores advanced writing techniques and strategies to read and write critically. Through implementation of rhetorical strategies and the development of more advanced composition styles, students will be able to critically analyze and articulate arguments, distinguish fact from opinion, and strengthen logical reasoning. Special attention is given to evaluating evidence and reasoning, the building blocks of argumentation. The student is required to write between 6,500 and 8,000 words divided among several essay assignments.

• Units: 6 quarter units
• Course Length: 10 weeks
• Course Type: Online
• Tuition: $798
• Prerequisite(s): Introduction to Psychology or higher
• Theory: 60 hours

This 10-week course explores various syndromes, symptom awareness, prevalence, risk and prognostic factors, cultural-related issues, sex and gender related issues as it pertains to the syndrome, association with suicidal thoughts, and behaviors and comorbidity. This course is not intended for students to engage or provide a clinical diagnosis but to be aware of varying psychopathology in the field.