Opening Doors: A Biomedical Science Blog

Crystal Stewart trained as a combat medic in the military after high school, and knew she wanted a career in health care. Once she finished her general education at a community college in Ohio, she chose to come to National University's bachelor's degree completion program in biomedical sciences.

Because Crystal is an eligible veteran, National University's Yellow Ribbon Program covers any remaining tuition not already covered under the Post-911 GI Bill.

Once she graduates with her B.S. in Biomedical Sciences from National University, Crystal hopes to go on to medical school and earn an M.D.

Hi, I'm Courtney Shepard, and I'm both a student and an admissions counselor at National University of Health Sciences.

It's no secret that that the job market is a challenging one these days. On top of that, so many of us are searching for a career path that offers not just financial rewards and stability, but also real inner fulfillment and satisfaction.  That's why choosing the right school and the right bachelor's degree is more important than ever. 

I wanted to talk about how the right bachelor's degree can position you for better career success, more options, and more flexibility for your future. Specifically, I wanted to spotlight how a bachelor's degree in biomedical sciences can open many doors to a career that you may or may not have considered.

If you are...

• in a junior college right now and wondering what to do next
• if you had some college courses long ago but never finished your bachelor's degree
• if you're stuck in a job that feels like its going nowhere
• if your career just isn't delivering that sense of satisfaction you crave

...then keep an eye on this blog.

Many students have taken that leap and decided to finally finish college. Biomedical science can open the door to many health care and science careers that you may have never considered.