Welcome to the Bachelor of Arts and Science in Health!
First-year course selection for the Bachelor of Arts and Science in Health is completely prescribed. All courses are required and you will be pre-registered in all of these courses.
First-Year Course Pattern
BIOL 111 | Introductory Cell Biology - 3 credits (first term) |
BIOL 112 | Diversity of Life - 3 credits (second term) |
CHEM 101 | General Chemistry I - 3 credits (first term) |
CHEM 102 | General Chemistry II - 3 credits (second term) |
HLTH 111 | Fundamentals of Health I - 3 credits (first term) |
HLTH 112 | Fundamentals of Health II - 3 credits (second term) |
PSYC 101 | Introduction to Psychology as a Natural Science - 3 credits (first term) |
PSYC 102 | Introduction to Psychology as a Social Science and Profession - 3 credits (second term) |
SOCI 101 | Introduction to Sociology I - 3 credits (first term) |
SOCI 102 | Introduction to Sociology II - 3 credits (second term) |
In total, you will be taking 5 courses each term.
Feel free to browse through the First-Year Course Options by Subject pages, found in the Help and Resources section. They will provide more information about the courses in which you will be registered in the coming year.
Questions You Might Have
Is it possible to take fewer than 30 credits this year?
If you wish to take a reduced course load, you should meet with an academic advisor before classes start, or during the first week of classes. If you plan to do your degree over 5 years rather than over 4 years, there will be no problem, but you will still need to plan your program carefully. If you plan to do a reduced course load for this one year only, and then take the normal full course load in subsequent years, an advisor can assist you with the best complement of courses for the coming year that will allow you to complete your degree within the four-year period. This will, of course, require your taking spring and/or summer courses over the next three years.
Registration Help Centre
By Email Only: nsr@stfx.ca
The registration help centre will be in operation and will respond to email from June 10 through August 30.
Hours of Operation are Monday - Friday 8:30 am to 4:00 pm Atlantic Time
For registration issues after August 30, please email the registrar's office: @email
Please include your full name and Student ID number in all correspondence.