
5 Things to Know About Applying to JWU
If you’re wondering how to apply to Johnson & Wales, look no further.
Applying to JWU
Sample Courses
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Providence
In addition to classes, free elective credit can be applied to a number of options such as Directed Experiential Education (DEE), internship, minor or study abroad. You are encouraged to contact an advisor before scheduling free elective credits.
Occupational Outlook*
Some professions may require additional study, background checks, certifications, licenses, exams and/or experience as required qualifications for employment. Students are responsible for verifying that they can meet the employment requirements of potential employers.
*Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook. Job outlook: 2018-2028. Median salary: 2018.
The best part of this program is the faculty. At JWU the professors are always there to help and also teach the classes and labs. It’s very unique to this program and is not found at many other schools.
MADELYN DAVIS '19

Competitive Pathway: PA, OTD and Med
You can apply to JWU’s Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies or Occupational Therapy Doctorate (OTD) program as a student in JWU’s Health Science or Biology bachelor’s degree program. If you meet academic and experiential eligibility requirements, you'll move past most of the competition with a guaranteed interview by Physician Assistant or Occupational Therapy admissions staff as part of our Competitive Pathway Program for select undergraduate programs.
Competitive Pathway: 3+3 Biology-Pharm.D.
JWU has partnered with the University of Saint Joseph (USJ) to launch a new 3+3 program that creates a pathway for qualified JWU students to earn a bachelor’s degree in biology and a Pharm.D. in 6 years.
The program maximizes the time and investment of students by providing a path to complete their studies a year ahead of schedule, saving up to a year’s tuition in the process.
Explore the Biology-PharmD Pathway

Research Internship: CancerControl Alberta
Caitlin Sweet ’19 obtained a full time summer research position at the Department of Cancer Epidemiology and Prevention Research within CancerControl Alberta based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
The team of research scientists are engaged in cutting-edge population-based cancer research including etiology, molecular and genetic epidemiology, and biostatistics with a focus on modifiable lifestyle, occupational and environmental risk factors for cancer.
Caitlin worked for Dr. Cheryl Peters, is an occupational hygienist and epidemiologist. Dr. Peters’ research focuses on the impact of carcinogenic exposures occurring in workplace and community environments.
