B.S. Kinesiology - General Concentration

Core Courses

The core courses provide the knowledge, skills, abilities, and dispositions that enable students to engage in “the theory and application of research and best practices that support the misunderstanding, development, and promotion of health lifestyles and advance sports.

• KIN 1100 - Elementary Swimming (2)
• KIN 2000 - Introduction to Kinesiology (3)
• KIN 3000 - Motor Learning (3)
• KIN 3500 - Emergency Care & Safety Techniques (2)
• KIN 4030 - Psycho-Socio Aspects of Physical Activity and Leisure (3)
• KIN 4050 - Fitness Management (3)
• KIN 4110 - Sports Biomechanics (3)
• KIN 4120 - Physiology of Exercise (3)
• KIN 4130 - Fitness Assessment & Exercise Prescription (3)
• KIN 4410 - Evaluation and Measurement (3)
• KIN 4620 - Career Readiness in Kinesiology (1)
• KIN 4640 - Directed Professional Experience (DDE) Capstone (6)

Four-Year Curriculum Plan

Total Minimum Credit Hours: 120

* S/Grade- Insert Semester the course was taken, and grade earned

Distribution of Hours:

*General Education Curriculum Required Courses- 37

< Kinesiology Core Required Courses - 38

^Non-Departmental Required Courses - 14

Electives- 31 (19 from KRA and 12 free /unrestricted electives from any department in the University)

Students must maintain a GPA of 2.0 to remain in their major before enrolling in the Internship and before enrolling in KIN 4620 (PreInternship) & internship.

A minimum GPA of 2.5 overall must be achieved and must have a “C” and above in all departmental courses. Students may select electives from the department or other courses outside the department as approved by the academic advisor.

(SI) Speaking Intensive (WI) Writing Intensive