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Kinesiology & Allied Health Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses:

  1. BIOL 107 Human Anatomy and Physiology I
  2. BIOL 108 Human Anatomy and Physiology II
  3. HLTH 230 Human Nutrition (LSI)
  4. HLTH 280 Perspectives in Global Health (G)
  5. HLTH 300 Achieving Wellness
  6. PETH 320 Organization and Administration of Athletics and P.E.
  7. PETH 325 Kinesiology
  8. PETH 326 First Aid and Athletic Training
  9. PETH 327 Essentials of Strength and Conditioning (W)
  10. PETH 330 Exercise Physiology
  11. PETH/HLTH 397 Internship (.75/1.0)
  12. PSYC 380: Sport and Exercise Psychology

Although not required for the Kinesiology and Allied Health major, in preparation for some health subspecialties and fitness careers or for graduate school, it is strongly recommended that students take prerequisites for those programs which may include:

  1. Two lab courses in chemistry (201, 202 or 311, 312)
  2. Two lab courses in physics (101, 102 or 105, 106)
  3. Mathematics through 176 (or proficiency)
  4. Two general psychology courses (251, 252)
  5. One course in statistics (PSYC 227, BIOL 323 or 395)

For more information pertaining to individual professional program graduate school requirements (i.e. Pre-Physical Therapy, Pre-Occupational Therapy, etc.), visit               our Pre-Health page

Bill Kauth - Associate Professor of Kinesiology and Allied Health, Director of Kinesiology and Allied Health, and Director of Athletic Training

Department - Physical Education