Admission into certain health science programs (those with limited seating, examples include Nursing, Medical Sonography, Nuclear Medicine, Radiography, etc.) base a student's acceptance off of: quality points Students must earn a C or better in all curriculum courses in order to graduate from a health science program. True To apply for a health science program, a student would meet with a Health Science Admissions Specialist designated for a particular are of Study (Nursing, Radiography, Respiratory, etc.) and NOT his/her academic advisor/success navigator. True Entry into a healthcare program at PCC is based on various factors including: grades (points) for program general education courses Which of the following programs do not accept students in a competitive based selection process and therefore, accept applicants only upon successful completion of admissions requirements and clinical site placement: Health Information Technology Program Medical Assisting Program There is not a separate application process for health science admissions. When a student’s fills out the general PCC implication for admissions online or in person with a counselor it automatically applies that student for his/her respective health science program as well. False Students are required to submit an official high school transcript ( or GED/Adult High School) ad official transcripts form all colleges/universities they've attended as part of the health science admissions application process. True PCC Health Science Admissions offers an increases in admissions points for students who complete ALL general education courses (taken at PCC) located on their prospective program's curriculum sheet with an A or a B. This program, called Bulldog Advantage, increases