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Prospective Students

The School of Interdisciplinary Health offers thirteen programs in total across two degree levels. 

At the bachelor's level, the school houses nine undergraduate programs: Allied Health Sciences, Cardiovascular Sonography, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Applied Food and Nutrition, Health Information Management, Respiratory Care, Radiation Therapy, Medical Laboratory Science, and Recreational Therapy. 

At the graduate level, four master's programs are offered, including Medical Dosimetry, Clinical Dietetics, Recreational Therapy, and Public Health. Additionally, combined degree options that bridge select undergraduate and graduate programs are available, providing students with an accelerated pathway through both levels of study.

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Scholarships, Admissions, and Financial Aid

Admissions

General admission to GVSU is required for all students. Secondary admission to specific programs may also be required. For admissions information specific to a particular program, please see that program's website by clicking the Programs link in the navigation bar above.

Financial Aid

GVSU's Office of Financial Aid can provide assistance with securing and managing types of financial aid like grants, scholarships, and loans.

Scholarships

There are a variety of scholarships available to GVSU students. For scholarship information specific to a particular program, please see that program's website using the Programs link in the navigation bar above.

Page last modified August 24, 2026