UNF: Brooks College of Health

Academic Advising
Students seeking admission into the Brooks College of Health must meet the general admission requirements for the University. After completing the first 60 hours of course work at UNF (or transfer students with an A.A. degree), students seeking admission into Health Science are encouraged to make an appointment with the College Academic Advisor within the semester that the 60 credit hours will be completed.

The Brooks College of Health provides individualized academic advisement to all its students. Upon receipt of the acceptance letter into the College, students are required to call the College and make an appointment with a Brooks College of Health advisor for development of an official Program of Study. This planned program of study becomes the directive for progression in a sequential and timely manner. During the initial advising conference, the advisor will help students:
     (1) Select an area of professional studies.
     (2) Evaluate lower division course work to determine prerequisites needed for the selected major.
     (3) Develop a potential program of study.

Admission Requirements
Applicants must meet minimum requirements for admission to undergraduate programs as established by the State University System and the University of North Florida. Each minor area of study has specific prerequisites. It is essential that all core courses in the minor areas of study be taken before progression to the contextual courses. See the corresponding sections for further information. All programs presuppose that students have sufficient academic background to pursue the professional courses provided in the Brooks College of Health.

Brooks College of Health Advising Office
Brooks College of Health, Building 39 / 3025A
1 UNF Drive
Jacksonville, FL 32224
(904) 620-2812
FAX (904) 620-1770
E-mail: Advising (cohadvis@unf.edu)