Follow a clear transfer pathway aligned with a bachelor’s degree in public health.
Complete transferable courses that meet general education and public health major requirements.
Benefit from personalized attention and guidance from experienced faculty members.
Earn your bachelor’s degree at a fraction of the cost by completing foundational classes at Central Piedmont.
The Associate in Arts degree is a good choice for students who wish to earn a bachelor’s degree in public health after graduating from Central Piedmont. In the public health associate degree program, you will develop the foundational knowledge needed to succeed in higher-level courses at a four-year institution, as well as satisfy most general education requirements. As a result, you’ll be able to earn a bachelor’s degree at a fraction of the cost, while still graduating career-ready.
The public health Associate in Arts degree curriculum explores anatomy, physiology, nutrition, and personal health.
If you plan to pursue a bachelor’s degree after graduating from Central Piedmont, you can learn more about guaranteed admissions, transfer fairs, and more by visiting the Transfer page.
Earning your bachelor’s degree in public health can help prepare you for a career as a medical/health services manager, health educator, public health administrator, community health worker, public health policy analyst, environmental health specialist, or epidemiologist.
