481 Bachelor's degrees in Medicine in United States

At Medical Laboratory Science from Lebanon Valley College doctors will rely on your work to make accurate diagnoses and create plans for patients' recovery.

In the Pre-Medicine from Augustana College you’ll also have opportunities outside, even far outside the Quad Cities, such as volunteering health care at remote clinics in Central America.

Laboratory medicine is a vital component of the healthcare system. Applied Health Sciences - Medical Laboratory Science at University of Wisconsin-Parkside provide essential information for the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and management of health and disease. 

If you're interested in pursuing a career as  an athletic trainer, Cedarville University's Sport Medicine major is your starting point. 

 As a Premedical student at Cedarville University, you’ll learn and grow in a supportive community of peers and faculty members.

If you are looking for an exciting career with growing opportunities and want to be at the forefront in helping to resolve one of our country’s greatest social problems, explore the Nuclear Medicine Technology program from University of Central Arkansas.

Our Pre-Medical and Health-Related Professions program is an option designed to assist undergraduate students — across all majors at Point Park University — who are interested in pursuing post-graduate studies in the medical field and other related health professions.

The Pre-Medicine program of Illinois College will prepare you for highly selective graduate training in health professions with personalized guidance from faculty experts, innovative coursework and pre-professional experiences to set you apart in this competitive field.  

The Nuclear Medicine Technology B.Sc. at North Central College is a public 3+1 programme. Students complete three years of foundational science and liberal arts on campus before a 13-month clinical residency. This degree prepares professionals to use radiopharmaceuticals and advanced imaging for vital diagnostic procedures.

The B.Sc. in Lifestyle Medicine at Eastern Washington University provides a comprehensive foundation in preventative healthcare. This public programme focuses on evidence-based lifestyle interventions to manage chronic conditions. Students engage in a rigorous curriculum designed for modern medical environments over a standard duration.

Get ahead with a four-year bachelor's degree in Respiratory Care from the University of Kansas Medical Center. As the only university in Kansas offering a four-year bachelor's degree in respiratory care, KU can prepare you for employment in a field projected to grow by 23% between 2020 and 2030.

If you want to become a health care provider, the Sports Medicine major at Missouri State University puts you on the right path.

The Medicine BA/MD at University of Missouri - Kansas City is an accelerated six-year programme designed for high-achieving students. This public study mode course integrates undergraduate and medical education, allowing for simultaneous degree completion through intensive clinical and research experiences in a professional setting.

This Eastern University degree program in Biochemical Studies provides a unique and exceptional pathway for pre-pharmacy students. 

Medical Laboratory Science is offered by McNeese State University. For the past four years, 100% of McNeese's medical laboratory science degree graduates have started their careers in a medical laboratory within six months of graduation.

Do you have an eye for detail, and enjoy working with a team? You can turn your passion for helping others into a rewarding medical career. The Medical Assisting course from Davis University puts you on-track towards a brighter future in a variety of medical environments.

Learn to view human diseases through an evolutionary lens with the Genomic Medicine Certificate in Temple University's College of Science and Technology. Graduates can use this undergraduate certificate as a steppingstone for careers in medicine, public health, science and technology. 

The Cardiovascular Technology B.S. at the University of South Carolina is a four-year, full-time programme delivered in a public study mode. It combines rigorous science with over 600 hours of clinical practice, preparing students to use advanced imaging equipment for the diagnosis and treatment of heart disease.

The Sports Medicine program from College of the Canyons prepares the student for appropriate procedures in the recognition, prevention, care and rehabilitation of athletic related injuries. 

If you’ve ever found yourself trying to catch your breath, you’ve experienced what individuals with asthma, emphysema and other heart or lung-related issues go through daily. With a degree in the program in Respiratory Care from South Dakota State University, you can help these individuals breathe easy.