Physical Fitness
Option
The Physical Fitness
degree option offers an opportunity to expand upon the Physical Fitness certificate
program. Upon successful completion of the degree program, students are qualified
for employment beyond entry-level positions as managers of health and fitness
clubs, private personal trainers, or specialized fitness instructors.
In addition to
instruction in nutrition, cardiovascular and strength conditioning, personal
training, and other topics that are covered in the certificate program, the
degree program goes on to explore the human body and its relationship to exercise
and fitness more intensely. Topics include the mind/body connection, injury
prevention, and sports psychology. Deeper exploration of exercise physiology
and human anatomy are also provided.
Program Advisor:
Sherry Scheer, ext. 4511.
Graduation Requirements
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General Education |
Credits |
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| COM 104 |
Intro to Interpersonal Comm. |
3 |
| ENG |
English Composition/Writing |
6
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| MAT 136 |
Mathematics for the Health Sciences |
3 |
| BIO 150 |
Intro to the Human Body |
4 |
| PSY 107 |
Introductory Psychology |
3 |
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General Education Elective (1) |
3 |
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| |
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22 |
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Additional Requirements |
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Core Competencies Portfolio |
6 Items |
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Forum |
12 Units |
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Health/Fitness (2) |
30 Hours |
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Minimum Cumulative Averages
(overall and area of specialization) |
2.0 |
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(1) General Edcuation Elective chosen from History or Hyumanities and Fine Arts.
(2) Fulfilled by successful completion of PED 135.
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