Through classes in nutrition, athletic training and program leadership, you'll learn the anatomical and physiological aspects of exercise and human performance.

If a career in physical therapy interests you, the Exercise Science program has a preparatory curriculum that meets prerequisite requirements for most physical therapy professional schools. You should contact the physical therapy school you plan to attend to find out what its specific requirements are. 

Students will demonstrate

• Knowledge and understanding of the biological and applied sciences, which lay the foundation for this area of study.
• Knowledge of and ability to measure and assess physical wellness.
• Ability to design, support and evaluate individuals in fulfilling programs designed to promote improved wellness.
• Ability to develop, teach and assess exercise skills and activities.
• Ability to develop, promote, administer and evaluate a variety of wellness programs.
• Knowledge of wellness programs for all populations.