Pre-Allied Health
Core Curriculum
10 - English 1301 & 1302 Composition – 6 semester hours
20 - Mathematics – 3 semester hours
MATH 1332, 1314, 1324, 1325 or STAT 1342
30 - Natural Sciences – 7 semester hours
Biology, Chemistry, Geology, Physics, or Bio/Physical Science
at least one science course must include a lab
40 - Humanities – 3 semester hours
Literature, Philosophy, Modern or Classical Language/Literature or Cultural Studies
50 - Visual/Performing Arts – 3 semester hours
ARTS, MUSI, or DRAM
60 - American History 1301 & 1302 – 6 semester hours
70 - Political Science 2305 & 2306 – 6 semester hours
80 - Social/Behavioral Sciences – 3 semester hours
Anthropology, Criminal Justice, Economics, Geography, Political Science, Psychology or Sociology
90 - Institutionally Designated Option – 6 semester hours
SPCH 1311, 1315, 1318, or 1321
COSC 1301 or 1401, or BCIS 1305

Major Requirements
24 semester hours
- KINE 1301 - Foundations of Kinesiology
- KINE 2310 - Lifetime Fitness and Wellness
- KINE 2311 - Motor Learning & Development
- KINE 2312 - Kinetic Anatomy
- KINE 3311 - Biomechanics of Sport & Exercise
- KINE 3312 - Physiology of Exercise
- KINE 3316 - Foundations of Exercise and Sport Psychology
- KINE 4316 - Measurement, Evaluation and Research in Kinesiology

Concentration Requirements
18 semester hours
- KINE 3310 - Adapted Physical Education
- KINE 3314 - Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries
- KINE 3317 - Nutrition in Sports and Exercise
- KINE 3321 - Legal Issues in Sport and Exercise
- KINE 4311 - Testing and Prescription of Exercise
- KINE 4315 - Therapeutic Principles of Exercise
Mandatory Internship and Notes
Mandatory Internship – 12 hours
- KINE 4603 - Professional Field Experience I (6 hours) (Minimum GPA requirement 2.5)
- KINE 4604 - Professional Field Experience II (6 hours) (Minimum GPA requirement 2.5)
NOTES:
- All kinesiology majors or minors will need to earn a C or better for all kinesiology courses
- LD = Lower Division (Community College-Level: Freshman, 1000-level /Sophomore, 2000-level)
- UD = Upper Division (University-Level: Junior, 3000-level /Senior, 4000-level)
- The student is responsible for fulfilling all requirements of this degree plan and is encouraged to review the catalog that governs this degree plan.
- Substitutions in this degree plan must be approved by following the same procedures as for the degree.
- This is an unofficial guide to your degree.

Special Foundation Courses
24 semester hours
- Courses by Advisement depending on specific admission requirements of the graduate schools that students plan to apply for.
- Faculty Advisor Approval MUST be obtained before registration of elective courses
- Common requirements: Biology with Lab (BIOL 1106, 1306), Chemistry with Lab (CHEM 1111/1311, 1112/1312), Physics with/without Lab (PHYS 1101/1301, 1102/1302), Medical Terminology (HLST 3311), Statistics (MATH 3395), Psychology (PSYC 2301), Organic Chemistry (CHEM 2323, 2325), Anatomy & Physiology with Lab (BIOL 2301/2101, 2302/2102), and/or Pharmacology