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The combined Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Science and Master of Science degree in Applied Gerontology program offers an accelerated path toward a Master of Science degree that prepares graduates to work in healthcare and community-based settings serving older adults. Graduates from this program are also trained to be leaders in the intersections of exercise science, gerontology, and wellness.
A big part of an well-rounded, successful and fun college experience happens outside the classroom. Participating in student organizations gives you the chance to get to know your classmates, explore new interests and discover who you are.
Pre-Health Programs offer programming and individualized support to UNCW students and alumni pursuing medical and allied health graduate programs.
After completing at least 24 semester hours, a student may apply to the EXS major. See the UNCW Catalogue for details.
The T. Earl Allen Scholarship is a competitive scholarship open to rising senior Exercise Science and Physical Education Teacher Licensure majors.
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The EXS BS degree is designed for those students who are interested in pursuing graduate work in Exercise Science, Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy and other allied health areas. The Exercise Science curriculum focuses on applying theoretical and practical aspects of exercise, fitness and wellness within clinical, educational, private and community settings. Exercise Physiologist Certification Concentration: This concentration fits student looking to get involved with Physical Training and will prepare them for the ACSM exam.
As indicated in the above questions, the EXS degree is a stepping-stone degree to graduate school. Once a student earns a graduate degree, they are relatively marketable. Exercise Physiologist Certification Concentration: This concentration fits student looking to get involved with Physical Training and will prepare them for the ACSM exam.
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Yes, some EXS courses are offered online.
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After completing at least 24 semester hours, a student may apply to the EXS major. See the UNCW Catalogue for details.
It depends on the specific courses. The UNCW Admissions Office makes these determinations.
Lisa Sprod, Ph.D., M.P.H. | Program Coordinator & Associate Professor
For questions regarding admissions, advising, transfers and program of study, please contact the CHHS Student Success Center at (910) 962-3208 or chhs@uncw.edu.
