Academic eligibility:

• Students can have either 2.6+ unweighted GPA with no test scores.
• Or, they can have a 2.5-2.59 unweighted GPA with 1030+ SAT or 20+ ACT

Indian eligibility:

• Students should have high school transcripts with 70% or above from the recognized institution.
• Non-Native English Speakers must submit IELTS, TOEFL (Including Home Edition), or Duolingo English Test, if they have not successfully completed ENGL 1101 from a college or university within the United States. Results must be submitted directly from the testing service.

A bachelor’s degree from an accredited Respiratory Therapy program qualifies one for jobs and career advancement into leadership roles within healthcare organizations, including:

• Anesthesiology
• Pulmonary medicine
• Physician offices
• Hospice care
• Nursing care facilities
• Long-term acute-care facilities
• Home healthcare services

 In some hospitals, respiratory therapists perform tasks that fall outside their traditional role, such as:

• Pulmonary rehabilitation
• Smoking cessation counseling
• Asthma and cystic fibrosis education
• Disease prevention
• Case management
• Polysomnography