Clinical Programs
Clinical Programs have limited spaces and require a secondary application for admission. Admission into the following majors is selective and competitive. Students are Intended Majors unless admitted by the program via the secondary application process. Make sure to review the admissions criteria for your intended major before applying. These programs are lock-step and admit students once per year. Most programs start in the fall. Additional information regarding each major can be found below:
Non-clinical Programs
The following programs are not limited based on clinical spaces, but students must meet specific prerequisite requirements before they are eligible to officially declare the major. Students are Intended Majors until they meet program prerequisite requirements. Students who have met the requirements to declare a major will be referred to the program by their assigned academic advisor.
Starting with the 2023-2024 catalog year, students pursuing the following programs will be advised by the College of Health Sciences Advising Center:
- Exercise Science
- Recreational Therapy
- Speech Language Pathology & Audiology
Email HSAdvising@odu.edu with questions.
Certificate Programs & Minors
- Community Health Minor
- Environmental Health Minor
- Environmental Issues and Management Minor
- Exercise Science Minor
- Health and Wellness Minor
- Health Equity and Social Justice
- Medical Laboratory Science Minor
- Occupational Safety Minor
- Public Health Minor
- Recreational Therapy Minor
- Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Minor
Connect with your Advisor
Stay on target with your goals. Get help from our health sciences advisors. Many majors require special courses and an application to enroll.