The MBSA Curriculum

• Language (6 credits required)

-English 9-12 (4 credits)
-Second Language (2 credits; Spanish preferred)
• Math (4 credits required)

-Algebra I
-Geometry
-Algebra II
-1 additional higher level math

• Science (4 of the following courses; any level is acceptable)

-Anatomy
-Biology
-Chemistry
-Earth/Environmental Science
-Physics

• Social Studies (3 credits required)

-Civics and Economics
-World History
-U.S. History

• Health & Physical Education (1 credit required)


• Medical Bioscience Academy Requirement (1 credit)

-Anatomy
-Or-
-Health Science I
-Or-
-Medical Science II
-Or-
-Sports Medicine I and II

• Medical Bioscience Aacademy Electives (1 credit required)

-Anatomy
-Animal Behavior (.5)
-AP Biology
-AP Chemistry
-Certified Nursing Assistant
-EMT (seniors only)
-Food Science
-Forensic Science
-Genetics (.5)
-Health Science Advanced Studies
-Human Diseases (.5)
-Medical Laboratory Technician
-Medical Sciences II
-Physics (any level)
-Research, Microbiology (.5)
-Sports Medicine I, II, III, IV

• Other Electives (1 credit required)

-AP Psychology
-AP Statistics
-Child Development
-College Writing
-Computer Science
-CPR and First Aid
-Dental Infection
-Digital Communication Systems
-Medical Assisting and Terminology
-Physical Education Elective
-Psychology and Literature
-Public Speaking
-SAT Prep
-Sociology
-Visual or Performing Arts Elective


Courses may not be used to meet requirements in more than one category

Enrichment Opportunities

• Guest Speakers
• Field Trips
• Job Shadowing Experiences
• Mentors
• Summer Internships
• Career Exploration
• Hands-on Activities
• Integrated Curriculum
• Certification Opportunities in EMT, CPR, CNA
• Volunteer and Community Service (Documented Service Hours Required)

For those who desire more enrichment, a Medical Careers Club and a Red Cross Club are available. These clubs invite guests from the Triangle's medical community to share their expertise, allowing students to network with today's professionals.