HLSC110 - Healthier Living
web-based	Continuing Registration	2 Sem hours
A course designed to give students the practical means of assessing and managing their personal health behaviors so that they can live their lives to the fullest. Recognizing that health information changes quickly and there is so much to know, this course emphasizes the basic facts and encourages students to translate them into a meaningful plan of action that is personally relevant. The Adventist philosophy of health expressed in the writings of Ellen G. White is emphasized as important reliable health information.
Offered through ADEC by Griggs University/Home Study Inte
HLSC110 - Healthier Living
print-based	Continuing Registration	2 Sem hours
A course designed to give students the practical means of assessing and managing their personal health behaviors so that they can live their lives to the fullest. Recognizing that health information changes quickly and there is so much to know, this course emphasizes the basic facts and encourages students to translate them into a meaningful plan of action that is personally relevant. The Adventist philosophy of health expressed in the writings of Ellen G. White is emphasized as important reliable health information.
Offered through ADEC by Griggs University/Home Study Inte
NUTR300 - Nutrition
print-based	Continuing Registration	3 Sem hours
A course designed not only to provide an introduction to the relationship between nutrition and good health, but also to explore the basic medical and chemical aspects of nutrition.
Offered through ADEC by Griggs University/Home Study Inte
NUTR300 - Nutrition
web-based	Continuing Registration	3 Sem hours
A course designed not only to provide an introduction to the relationship between nutrition and good health, but also to explore the basic medical and chemical aspects of nutrition.
Offered through ADEC by Griggs University/Home Study Inte
HLSC140 - The Human Body in Health and Disease
print-based	Continuing Registration	4 Sem hours
A survey of the structure, function, health, and diseases of the human body. Emphasis is placed on the understanding of the physiologic mechanisms that maintain each body system. A general foundation in the vocabulary of anatomy and physiology is a primary part of the course. Student must submit a certificate of completion for the International or American Red Cross Standard First Aid and Safety or the Community First Aid and Safety course. Cross-listed as BIOL 140.
Offered through ADEC by Griggs University/Home Study Inte