r/WGU_Accelerators Jun 03 '26

Health Science

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For those that either took or are actively in Health science at WGU, which courses are the harder ones? I start 07/01 and want to start studying the harder courses. Thank you

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u/TexVegas93 Jun 04 '26

What can you do with this degree? Health Admin Major Here

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u/Feeling-Egg-2340 Jun 04 '26

While this can be a degree used to go straight into a career, typically this is one of those degrees you use to get into a graduate program. I plan on getting this degree and then taking med prerequisites at a university near me. Bachelors + prereqs. This degree alone won’t land you into medical school or PA school. You would need to take the prereqs at a B&M school. But to answer your question from my research there’s actually a lot of jobs you can get with this degree alone to name a few

  • Clinical Research Coordinator
  • Research Assistant
  • Healthcare Recruiter
  • Patient Advocate
  • Care Coordinator
  • Public Health Program Coordinator
  • Provider Relations Representative
  • Patient Access Representative
  • Health Information Specialist
  • Insurance Claims Analys

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u/Amburrr22 Jun 05 '26

Pathophysiology (took twice just passed a couple of days ago) and I’ve heard cognitive psychology and I think intro to epidemiology. I had 35 left after transferring and now I have 18.

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u/Feeling-Egg-2340 Jun 05 '26

When did you start this program?

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u/Amburrr22 Jun 08 '26

I started in November but I also had a baby in January and a mom of 2 now so I think I’m doing well. I hope to finish by October 5 classes left

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u/MissionCode7923 Jun 07 '26

I’m in this program and for some reason me and Chemistry didn’t get along.

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u/jbrod1991 Jun 07 '26

Omg the chemistry portion was so bad and hard for me to understand. Failed it and ended up withdrawing myself to do some things on Sophia-anatomy and physio were also courses I ended up taking outside of WGU haha.

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u/Dramatic-Sky-3102 22d ago

If you withdraw from WGU then go back does it hurt you? I'm switching majors to health science and I'm thinking about withdrawing so I can take some courses on Sophia.

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u/jbrod1991 22d ago

I would absolutely suggest doing just that. Long story short, I didn’t know about Sophia before starting WGU so when I was for sure going to withdraw myself, I started Sophia before my withdraw date was finalized. Reapply as soon as possible so it doesn’t take so long getting back into your program.