Professional credentials and scholarship are not enough to qualify to teach Allied Health Professions students. Monroe College's faculty have all applied their skills to healthcare work environments before teaching students how these skills should be performed.

The degree programs offered by the School of Allied Health Professions are designed with your professional and employment needs in mind. Panels of experts validate the curricula before a student is ever enrolled. And regional employers of healthcare professionals provide Monroe with job requirements, student assessments, and cooperative education assignments.

The School of Allied Health Professions values its small class sizes, professors who work in partnership with the student, and its multitude of student resources available both onsite and online.