The Office of Undergraduate Admissions is responsible for coordinating admissions for the BS in Health Sciences for new students. Please see https://www.iufw.edu/admissions/index.html for more information. Students pursuing the Nutrition Certificate and Rehabilitation & Disability Studies Certificate must also be pursuing a bachelor’s degree at IUFW.

High school applicants

Incoming freshmen are eligible for direct admission (beginning spring 2022) to the School of Health & Human Sciences if all the following conditions are met.

• Student is admitted to IUFW.
• Student indicated Health Sciences as the intended major.
• Student earned a cumulative high school grade point average of 3.45 on a 4.0 scale OR a 3.0 with an academic honors diploma or equivalent. 

Students who don’t qualify for direct admission to Health & Human Sciences can still be admitted to IUFW as a pre-Health Sciences major. Pre-Health Sciences students can still take classes for the intended major and then be admitted into SHHS as a current student applicant when those admission standards are reached.

Transfer, returning, and second bachelor’s degree applicants

Incoming transfer, returning, and second bachelor’s degree applicants are eligible for direct admission to the School of Health & Human Sciences if all the following conditions are met.

• You were admitted to IUFW.
• On your admissions application, you indicated Health Sciences as your intended major.
• You earned a cumulative college grade point average of 2.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale.

International applicants

Whether you plan to enroll at IUFW as an incoming freshman or a transfer student, as an international student you’ll apply through the Office of International Affairs.

Current IUFW students

Students currently enrolled at IUFW intending to enter the Health Sciences major must meet the following criteria for admission:

• Minimum 2.5 cumulative GPA
• Earn 12 credits from IUFW
• Declared as an IUFW pre-health sciences major

Students will be admitted to the school following the posting of final grades. No application is required.