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Rehabilitation Sciences

Bachelor of Science in Rehabilitation Sciences

Our Rehabilitation Sciences degree prepares you for careers in rehabilitation and healthcare, from occupational and physical therapy to public health, prosthetics, and more. You’ll build a strong science foundation with courses in anatomy, physiology, psychology, and kinesiology, plus hands-on learning in health and wellness.

Graduates are ready for roles like rehabilitation specialist, case manager, lab technician, or clinical coordinator—and many continue into CSM’s Occupational Therapy Doctorate or Doctor of Physical Therapy programs, with alumnae receiving preferred admission consideration.

Program Details & Curriculum

Program Details & Curriculum

Start Date: August or January of each year
Program Length: 4 Years

Explore our curriculum to see the classes, skills, and hands-on experiences that will shape your path. View Program in Catalog

Admissions Requirements

Admissions Requirements
  1. Submit your application online—it’s quick and easy!
  2. Send Your Transcripts
    • If you’re a transfer student, send us transcripts from any colleges or universities you’ve attended.
    • You’re considered a transfer student if you’ve completed 12 or more college credit hours with at least a 2.0 GPA.

       

Test-Optional Admissions

You can apply with or without ACT/SAT scores—your choice! Here’s what to know:

  • Not submitting test scores will not hurt your chances for admission or merit scholarships.
  • If you send scores after you’ve been admitted (by March 31), we’ll check if you qualify for a higher merit scholarship.
  • Don’t worry—sending scores later will never reduce or take away a scholarship you already have.

Career Outlook

Career Outlook

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects faster-than-average growth for related fields such as occupational therapy, physical therapy, and speech-language pathology through 2032. Graduates can work in hospitals, clinics, public health, rehabilitation centers, and research settings—or continue on to advanced degrees in OT, PT, and other healthcare professions, where opportunities and earning potential are even greater.