Prospective Students - Health and Human Services

General Information

Welcome! The College of Health and Human Services has many wonderful academic programs that lead to excellent job placements. For general information, please visit:

our Heath and Human Services Home Page
the About Health and Human Services section
our Virtual Tour

Our Programs

Want to find out about programs in the College of Health and Human Services? Just take one of these steps:

E-mail the college @ hhs-academicsupport@iup.edu.
Call us at 724-357-2560 or 724-357-2555.
Check out specific programs in our departments.
Look through the complete list of majors for IUP undergraduates or the graduate programs at IUP.

Applying to IUP

Applying to IUP is easy. Just find the category of student that applies to you and choose a link below.

Contact the Admissions Office (undergraduate level), the Graduate School (graduate level), or the Culinary Academy.
International student? Go to the International Affairs site to find out about some additional steps you need to take to apply.
Transfer student? The Transfer Admissions Office will help you start your application, get your transfer credits evaluated, and answer questions.
Community college student? IUP has many articulation agreements with community colleges that make it easier to transfer. The Transfer Admissions Office and the department that has the program that interests you have information.

Undecided about your major? Or want to change?

Never fear! There are many ways to get the information and support you need to make the important decision about your major.

Our Academic Planning and Assessment office can help! E-mail us or call 724-357-2560.
Major Match is a handy tool to help you find an IUP major or a profession related to your interests. Be sure to read about Myths and Truths and Suggestions at this site, too.
The Career Development Center can help students and alumni find a career or change careers.
Still not sure? Consider joining Crimson Connection, one of IUP's Living Learning programs, designed to help undeclared students explore their options in Health and Human Services and in Fine Arts. Contact our Academic Planning and Assessment office (724-357-2560).