Texas A&M University-BS-Community Health

The Bachelor of Science in Community Health degree, provides a foundation for students planning to enter the health education field.
Community health graduates work in a variety of settings, including:

- Government health agencies (e.g., local public health departments),
- Voluntary health organizations (e.g., American Heart Association),
- Hospitals,
- Businesses,
- Schools/universities, and
- Other health-related organizations.

Graduates also have furthered their education attending masters and/or doctoral programs, or law school. Past graduates have held positions in related health fields such as nursing, occupational or physical therapy, pharmacy, worksite wellness programs, continuous quality improvement, and research.