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Graduates of the School of Health Sciences at Seattle Pacific University are among today’s most sought-after practitioners, expertly prepared to meet the challenges of their fields and serve their communities. Here, you’ll encounter personal, individual attention from faculty with professional experience to make your courses stimulating and relevant.
Whether you’re a potential undergraduate or graduate student, the School of Health Sciences’ nationally accredited programs open the door to service and professional challenge.
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He learned valuable lessons from his disabled brother: “So that I could understand what it was like to suffer… but still value life.”
Watch Daniel Buenaventura’s inspiring story. (Second half of the video.)