Respiratory Care Degree

Bachelor of Science (B.S.R.C.)

Program type:

Bachelor's degree

Credit hours:

120 hours; 60 major hours

Est. time to complete:

4-year program for full degree
22-month program for major-only courses

Format:

On-Campus, Hybrid

Campus:

Round Rock

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Why earn a bachelor of science in respiratory care from TXST?

TXST’s bachelor of science in respiratory care (BSRC) degree is a competitive program that prepares students for careers as respiratory therapists in a wide array of settings including hospitals, pediatric clinics, extended care facilities, sleep labs, and more.   

Graduates of the program are knowledgeable in clinical care skills, pulmonary function testing, cardiopulmonary anatomy and pathology, hemodynamics, respiratory therapeutics, technology and instrumentation, and research and data analysis, as well as marketable skills to help them move quickly up in any organization. 

TXST’s BSRC program is fully accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Respiratory Care.

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Career Opportunities

  • Academic Chair
  • Academic Director of Clinical Education
  • Academic Faculty
  • Clinical Educator
  • Clinical Researcher
  • Director of Medical Sales
  • Lead Respiratory Therapist
  • Respiratory Therapy Director
  • Respiratory Therapy Manager
99%

Pass rate for national board exams for credentialing

99%

Pass rate for national board exams for credentialing

99%

Pass rate for national board exams for credentialing

97%

Job placement rate for grads within 6 weeks

97%

Job placement rate for grads within 6 weeks

97%

Job placement rate for grads within 6 weeks

Be in the top 10%

Less than 10% of respiratory therapists in the U.S. have a BSRC

Be in the top 10%

Less than 10% of respiratory therapists in the U.S. have a BSRC

Be in the top 10%

Less than 10% of respiratory therapists in the U.S. have a BSRC

Application Deadlines

For Transfer Students

Fall

July 15

Spring

November 15

Summer

May 1

Degree Courses

  • Pulmonary Function Testing
  • Neonatal Respiratory Care
  • Leadership and Management for Respiratory Care
  • ICU Internship
  • Advanced Ventilator Concepts
  • Pulmonary Rehabilitation
  • Specialization Internship

Contact Information

Chair/Professor & Program Director

Dr. Gregg Marshall
DocG@txstate.edu
512.716.2698

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