Exercise and Sports Science (B.S.)
Bachelor of Science
Concentration in Clinical Exercise Science
The Exercise and Sports Science curriculum allows students to acquire the academic and clinical prerequisites needed to earn professional certifications (e.g., CHES, CES, ACSM, NCSA) and to qualify for entrance to graduate schools in the field or in allied health (e.g., physical therapy, occupational therapy, physician assistant, nursing).
Course Rotations
FALL 2024 SEMESTER CLASSES
| In-Person | ONLINE |
|---|---|
| ESS 1179 | ESS 1100 |
| ESS 3317 | ESS 1101 |
| ESS 3319 | AT 2356 |
| ESS 4351 | ESS 3320 |
| ESS 3329 | |
| NUTR 2360 or NUTR 3362 |
SPRING 2025 SEMESTER CLASSES
| In-Person | ONLINE |
|---|---|
| ESS 3117 | More information coming soon! |
| ESS 4320 | |
| ESS 4321 | |
| ESS 4319 | |
| PFW 1110 |
#6 ranked program in Texas
Featuring internships at local hospitals and within the health and wellness community.
What jobs can you pursue with a bachelor's degree in exercise and sports science?
- Rehabilitation Therapist
- Athletic Coach
- Fitness Instructor
- Program Specialist
- Physical Education Teacher (K-12)
- Exercise Testing Technician
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