Undergraduate Majors

Degrees and Programs

Bachelor of Science

• Major in Health Education and Physical Education (HPE)

Bachelor of Science

• Major in Athletic Training (AT), new students are admitted to Athletic Training Interest (ATI) program.

Bachelor of Science

• Major in Exercise Science (EXSC)
  • Concentration in Biomechanics (BIOM)
  • Concentration in Exercise Physiology (EXPS)

Bachelor of Science

• Major in Health Behavior Science (HLBH)
  • Concentration in Fitness Management (PEF)
  • Concentration in Leisure Service Management (LSM)

Bachelor of Science

• Major of Sport Management (SM)

Bachelor of Science

• Major in Applied Nutrition (APN)

Bachelor of Science

• Major in Dietetics (DIET)

Bachelor of Science

• Major in Nutritional Sciences (NS)

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Minor in Nutrition
This minor is for students interested in the area of nutrition and believes that good nutrition and personal lifestyles are important for the well being of individuals.

Minor in Figure Skating Science
This program is targeted for students who have achieved a high level of proficiency in their own personal skating program and have plans to pursue a career as a figure skating teaching/coaching professional.

Minor in Coaching Science
The minor helps students develop a personal coaching philosophy, an understanding of the body, how the body performs, injury prevention, the teaching of skills and progressions, sport psychology, and a variety of team responsibilities. A practicum/field experience is also required in the student's choice in order to further enhance the development of coaching skills and philosophy.

Minor in Strength and Conditioning
The minor is designed to provide students with in depth understanding of the theory and practical considerations associated with physical training to enhance strength and conditioning. Students successfully completing the minor will be prepared to take the Strength and Conditioning Specialist Certification examination offered by the National Strength and Conditioning Association.

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