9 Bachelor's degrees in Medicine in Wisconsin, United States

Clinical Laboratory Science from University of Wisconsin La Crosse program has a track record of success. In each of the past three years, 100% of program graduates passed the national certification exam and the program had a 100% job placement rate for those entering the profession.

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. 

Respiratory Therapy  from University of Southern Indiana aims to provide sound instruction and resources that will enable students to develop the knowledge, skills, attitude, and critical thinking which are necessary to become successful and competent respiratory therapists.

We offer a bachelor degree in Pre-Medicine at the Maranatha Baptist University. Perhaps your long-term interest is to become a medical doctor, and you are looking for a program that provides a solid foundation in the sciences, taught from a Christian perspective. 

The Pre-Medicine/Pre-Health Professional Programs – Biology concentration at the University of Wisconsin-Superior is an ideal place to prepare for graduate study in medicine and health professions. Small class sizes allow you to get to know your professors and receive personalized attention.

Clinical Laboratory Science - Dual Degree from University of Wisconsin La Crosse program has a track record of success. In each of the past three years, 100% of program graduates passed the national certification exam and the program had a 100% job placement rate for those entering the profession.

The Pre-Physician Assistant Major is offered by Maranatha Baptist University. Practice medicine but avoid the cost of medical school by preparing to become a physician assistant. 

At Human Biology at Alverno College you’ll find an empowering, supportive environment that helps you achieve your best.

Do you want to work in a healthcare career that plays a crucial role in providing doctors with information to help them diagnose diseases and provides life-saving treatments for patients? Then this Nuclear Medicine Technology program offered at University of Wisconsin La Crosse is for you!