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Welcome to the course catalog for the School of Professional Studies at MCPHS.

We offer two types of courses:

  1. Self-Paced Prerequisite Courses.  
    Even though there is a start date listed in the course description, our self-paced courses can be started at any time. Once you register, you will be able to access the online course in 1-2 business days. You will have 16 weeks to work through the content at your own pace. Reduced tuition options are available to eligible students. New students to MCPHS are eligible to receive a 50% reduction in the cost of tuition for one course. Please complete the discount code form to receive the discount code. If you have been admitted to a degree program and paid your enrollment deposit, please contact the Admission Office.  
     
  2. Semester-Based Courses. 
    Pay attention to the start and end dates in the course description. These courses have a fixed term and you will need to keep up with the deadlines for assignments and exams. Please review the location prior to registering, as we offer courses online and on-campus.

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Anatomy & Physiology II (BIO-210E)

Anatomy & Physiology II: Lecture

A continuation of BIO 110. The following systems are explored: endocrine, immune, cardiovascular, lymphatic, respiratory, digestive, urinary, and reproductive. The concept of homeostasis and the underlying principles common to all systems are applied from the submolecular to the organismal level for each system. (Undergraduate Credits: 3.0)

Self-Paced Online Course.  Register and get started right away. Students will be given 16 weeks to complete the coursework. This course format allows you to move through the modules at your own pace. 

Prerequisites. Anatomy & Physiology I.

Course Materials. Internet access is required for this course. Textbook: Seeley's Anatomy & Physiology, 13th Edition, New York, NY: Pearson 2023. Digital e-Text and Connect software required.

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Start date

07/01/2023

End date

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Location

Online

$ 1,500.00

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Anatomy & Physiology II Lab (BIO-210LE)

Anatomy & Physiology II Lab: Lab

A continuation of BIO 110. The following systems are explored: endocrine, immune, cardiovascular, lymphatic, respiratory, digestive, urinary, and reproductive. The concept of homeostasis and the underlying principles common to all systems are applied from the submolecular to the organismal level for each system. (Undergraduate Credits: 1.0)

Self-Paced Online Course.  Register and get started right away. Students will be given 16 weeks to complete the coursework. This course format allows you to move through the modules at your own pace. 

Prerequisites. Anatomy & Physiology I.

Course Materials. Internet access is required for this course. Textbook: Seeley's Anatomy & Physiology, 13th Edition, New York, NY: Pearson 2023. Digital e-Text and Connect software required.

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Start date

07/01/2023

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Location

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$ 500.00

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Anatomy and Physiology I (BIO-110E)

Anatomy and Physiology I: Lecture

This course provides first-year students with directed study of the anatomical structure and physiological processes of the human body. Topics include subatomic, atomic, cellular, tissue, integumentary, skeletal, muscular, and nervous systems. (Undergraduate Credits: 3.0)

Self-Paced Online Course.  Register and get started right away. Students will be given 16 weeks to complete the coursework. This course format allows you to move through the modules at your own pace. 

Prerequisites. None.

Course Materials. Internet access and a webcam is required for this course. Textbook: Seeley's Anatomy & Physiology, 13th Edition, New York, NY: Pearson 2023. Digital e-Text and Connect software required.

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Start date

07/01/2023

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Location

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$ 1,500.00

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Anatomy and Physiology Lab I (BIO-110LE)

Anatomy and Physiology Lab I: Lab

This lab course provides first-year students with directed study of the anatomical structure and physiological processes of the human body. Topics include subatomic, atomic, cellular, tissue, integumentary, skeletal, muscular, and nervous systems. (Undergraduate Credits: 1.0)

Self-Paced Online Course.  Register and get started right away. Students will be given 16 weeks to complete the coursework. This course format allows you to move through the modules at your own pace. 

Prerequisites. None.

Course Materials. Internet access and a webcam is required for this course. Textbook: Seeley's Anatomy & Physiology, 13th Edition, New York, NY: Pearson 2023. Digital e-Text and Connect software required.

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Start date

07/01/2023

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Location

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$ 500.00

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CT & Cross sectional Anatomy (RSC-320E)

Students will acquire comprehensive knowledge of computed tomography (CT). Students will be able to describe the various concepts related to physics and instrumentation in CT.  Identifying various anatomical structures in the CT images is required.  Students will also be able to list the parameters for various CT protocols and discuss the importance of patient care, contrast administration, and radiation safety.  (Undergraduate Credits: 3.0)

Semester-Based Course. The start and end dates of this course are listed below.

Prerequisites. Certification in radiography, nuclear medicine technology, radiation therapy OR BIO 210 & PHY 181

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Start date

05/13/2024

End date

07/26/2024


Location

Online

$ 1,500.00

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CT & Cross sectional Anatomy (RSC-320E)

Students will acquire comprehensive knowledge of computed tomography (CT). Students will be able to describe the various concepts related to physics and instrumentation in CT.  Identifying various anatomical structures in the CT images is required.  Students will also be able to list the parameters for various CT protocols and discuss the importance of patient care, contrast administration, and radiation safety.  (Undergraduate Credits: 3.0)

Semester-Based Course. The start and end dates of this course are listed below.

Prerequisites. Certification in radiography, nuclear medicine technology, radiation therapy OR BIO 210 & PHY 181

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Start date

09/03/2024

End date

12/13/2024


Location

Online

$ 1,560.00

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Biology II Lab

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$  480.00

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$ 480.00

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