Graduate health science programs see strong enrollment growth ahead of 30th-anniversary celebration

Chatham University announced today that, based on final Fall 2023 enrollment numbers, Chatham’s School of Health Science graduate programs experienced another year of strong enrollment growth. Programs increasing from the year before are:   

  • Master of Physician Assistant  

  • Doctor of Physical Therapy 

  • Master of Athletic Training  

  • Master of Counseling Psychology  

  • Doctor of Counseling Psychology  

In addition to these positive health science graduate enrollment trends, Chatham recently welcomed the second-largest undergraduate class in history this fall and launched a new tuition benefit partnership for UPMC nurses enrolled in Chatham’s online RN-BSN program.  

“These enrollment results are a testament to the academic quality, engaged faculty, outstanding students, and strong outcomes of Chatham’s health science graduate programs. As 2024 marks the 30th anniversary of health science graduate education at Chatham, the School of Health Sciences is proud to continue our mission of creating critical-thinking, service-oriented, and collaborative healthcare practitioners sought after by employers and patients.”  

— Sal Bondac, OTD
Dean, School of Health Sciences

To learn more about graduate programs in the School of Health Sciences, schedule a campus visit, participate in a virtual information session, or attend an upcoming event. More information at www.chatham.edu.

Sarah C. Hamm

Sarah C. Hamm is the Associate Director of Brand and Content Strategy at Chatham University, guiding Chatham’s social media and digital editorial strategy for Pulse@ChathamU. An alumna of Chatham’s MFA Creative Writing Program, her creative work has been published in The Fourth River, Coal Hill Review, and IDK Magazine. When she’s not writing, she’s podcasting, baking, hiking, or enjoying Pittsburgh’s food scene.

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