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Bachelor of Science in Physical Education
Undergraduate Degree Requirements
The Department of health and Human Performance offers undergraduate
work leading to a Bachelor of Science in Health and Human Performance.
The degree requires successful completion of a minimum of 124 hours
of approved course work consisting of a 55-hour university general
education program, a 25-hour core of professional courses, and a
concentration track of 22-37 hours to complete departmental requirements
for the major.
General Education Program
Each student is required to complete a 55-hour program. This program
has two major components-Foundation Studies and Liberal Arts. Each
student works with an academic advisor to select a series of general
education courses which will complement the chosen program of study.
Physical Education Core - 25 hours
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Course #
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Course Name
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Credits
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HHP
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155
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Weight Training and Conditioning
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1
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HHP
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201
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Concepts of Physical Fitness
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1
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HHP
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210
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Introduction to Health and Human Performance
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3
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HHP
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220
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Responding to Emergencies
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3
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HHP
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280
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Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries
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3
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HHP
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330
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Adapted/Special Physical Education
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3
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HHP
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340
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Tests and Measurements in HHP
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2
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HHP
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390
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Physiology of Exercise
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3
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HHP
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440
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Kinesiology
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3
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HHP
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450
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Program Organization and Administration
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3
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In conjunction with the university General Education
program and the Health and Human Performance Core, students select
a degree option from three program concentrations:
This page last updated
2005-June.
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