Exercise Science: Concentration in Pre-Occupational Therapy Sample Degree Plan

Semester 1

• BIB 1003 - Exploring the Bible
• BIO 1101 - Biology I Laboratory
• BIO 1103 - Biology I
• FYE 1001 - First Year Experience
• HHP 2063 - Professional Foundations of Health and Human Performance *
• MAT 1853 - College Algebra or higher

Note:

* HHP 2063  is a prerequisite for HHP courses for all HHP majors.

Semester 2

• BIO 1111 - Biology II Laboratory
• BIO 1113 - Biology II
• ENG 1113 - English Composition I
• HUM 1013 - Humanities I: Prehistory through 1000 A.D.
• MAT 2003 - Elementary Statistics
• PSY 2133 - General Psychology

Semester 3

• BIO 2281 - Human Anatomy and Physiology I Laboratory
• BIO 2283 - Human Anatomy and Physiology I
• ENG 1123 - English Composition II
• HHP 3003 - Foundations of Nutrition
• HHP 3xx3 Research Methods and Design
• HUM 1023 - Humanities II: The World from 1000 to 1700

Semester 4

• ATR 3023 - General Medical Conditions and Medical Terminology
• BIO 2291 - Human Anatomy and Physiology II Laboratory
• BIO 2293 - Human Anatomy and Physiology II
• COM 1113 - Public Speaking
• HHP 3263 - Physiology of Exercise
• PSY 2183 - Life Span Development

Semester 5

• HHP 3013 - Clinical Exercise for Special Populations
• HHP 3233 - Kinesiology
• HUM 1033 - Humanities III: The World from 1700 to Present
• PSY 3123 - Personality Theories
• General Elective

Semester 6

• HHP 4203 - Advanced Clinical Physiology
• General or Major Elective - 3 Credit Hours
• Global Studies Menu Option - 3 Credit Hours
• Fine Arts (ART/MUS/THE/DAN or CIN 1202)  2-3 Credit Hours
• Major Elective - 3 Credit Hours

Semester 7

• BIB 4153 - Christian Values and Biblical Faith
• HHP 4003 - Biomechanics
• HHP 4333 - Current Topics in Health and Human Performance
• PSY 4113 - Abnormal Psychology
• Major Elective - 3-4 Credit Hours

Semester 8

• ATR 1003 - CPR and First Aid
• HHP 4023 - Motor Development
• HHP 4433 - Field Experience Internship
• HHP 4813 - Senior Research in Health and Human Performance
• PLS 3003 - Freedom in American Society