PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS
Veterinary Biomed
or Applied Biosciences
Washington & MNU COOPERATIVE PROGRAM
The MNU-WashU Cooperative Program gives MNU students an accelerated pathway to obtain dual bachelor’s degrees from MNU and from Washington University. Students choose to spend 3 years at MNU and then transfer to Washington University for 2 years to earn a bachelor’s degree or for 3 years to get a bachelor’s and master’s degree in engineering. While studying at MNU, students also have time to pursue athletics, music, and other extracurricular activities. At Washington University, students have access to a top ranked engineering school with a wide variety of engineering specializations.
K-STATE & MNU COOPERATIVE PROGRAM
Kansas City University & MNU COOPERATIVE PROGRAM
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more information
PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS
2030 East College Way
Olathe, KS 66062-1899
Actuarial Sciences
Mark Brown, PhD
mabrown@mnu.edu
Athletic Training, PT, OT & Chiropractic Science
Chris Crawford
cpcrawford@mnu.edu
Engineering
Jordan Mantha, PhD
jhmantha@mnu.edu
Health Sciences
Rion Taylor, PhD
rgtaylor@mnu.edu
Mental Health
Rick Hanson
rdhanson@mnu.edu
Law & Public Safety
Todd Hiestand, JD
tchiestand@mnu.edu
Veterinary
Jill Speicher
jrspeicher@mnu.edu
Kansas State University & MNU Cooperative Program
Our metro area is known as a bioscience hub for industry and education opportunities. Now you can study veterinary biomedical science or applied biosciences earning up to nine credit hours at K-State Olathe that count toward your bachelor’s degree at MNU.
The courses may also be graduate credit toward a master’s at K-State. Check out the details and requirements below.
Advantages of the MNU/K-State Cooperative Program:
- Exposure to graduate level courses not offered at MNU
- Opportunity for an accelerated pathway for a master’s degree from K-State Olathe
- Access to additional professional development resources offered through K-State
To qualify for program entry at MNU students must:
- Be a junior or senior at MidAmerica Nazarene University
- Be majoring in biology or similar field
- Maintain a 3.5 GPA or higher
- Have the recommendation of MNU faculty
To qualify for program entry at K-State students must:
- Complete a minimum of 75 hours of undergraduate degree prior to applying for program
- Complete a minimum of 90 hours of undergraduate degree prior to attending K-State classes
- Provide a short essay detailing why the student wants to participate in the advanced sciences program
- Complete the application process
Other restrictions and qualifications may apply. For more information visit https://olathe.k-state.edu or contact Jill Speicher.
Veterinary
Jill Speicher
jrspeicher@mnu.edu
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