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| PROGRAM BELOW IS A Summer 2021 UPDATE: All students being admitted to the Exercise Science program starting Summer 2021 will now be following this updated program. For the 120-hour degree, the Exercise Science program requires a 3.2 GPA, completion of BIOL 2210/2210L and current certification in First Aid, CPR and AED (obtained from HLED 1113 at UNM or an outside organization) for admission into the undergraduate program. Students must meet with Dr. Kravitz as part of the admission process. Students are required to complete PREREQs for all Exercise Science classes. To find a CPR/First Aid class from the American Heart Association CLICK HERE Special Note: A grade of 'B-' or better is required for all PEP, PRPE and PHED courses in the program. A grade of 'C' or better (not C-) is required for each General Education course towards the 120-hour degree. Students on Previous Exercise Science curriculum, please refer to your advisement Plan of Study worksheet. |
| FIRST YEAR olor | COURSE (Make sure you take the correct prereqs!) | HRS |
| BIOL 1140 | Biology for Health Sciences | 3hrs |
| BIOL 1140L | Biology for Health Sciences Laboratory | 1hr |
| CHEM 1215 | General Chemistry I for STEM Majors | 3hrs |
| CHEM 1215L | General Chemistry I for STEM Majors Laboratoy | 1hr |
| CHEM 1225 | General Chemistry II for STEM Majors | 3hrs |
| CHEM 1225L | General Chemistry II for STEM Majors Laboratory | 1hr |
| ENGL 1110, 1110Y, 1110Z | Composition I, Composition I: Stretch II, or Enhanced Composition | 3hrs |
| ENGL 1120 | Composition II | 3hrs |
| MATH 1220 | College Algebra | 3hrs |
| NUTR 2110 | Human Nutrition | 3hrs |
| Prerequisites/Corequisites: BIOL 1140 or BIOL 2110C or CHEM 1120C or (CHEM 1215 and CHEM 1215L) | ||
| PRPE 2180 Fall/Spr | Introduction to Exercise Science | 3hrs |
| PRPE 2150 Fall/Spr | Motor Learning and Performance | 3hrs |
| PSYC 1110 | Introduction to Psychology | 3hrs |
| 33hrs | ||
| SECOND YEAR | COURSE | HRS |
| BIOL 2210 | Human Anatomy and Physiology I | 3hrs |
| Prerequisites/Corequisites: (BIOL 1140/1140L or BIOL 2110C) and (CHEM 1120C or CHEM 1215) | ||
| BIOL 2210L | Human Anatomy and Physiology I Laboratory | 1hr |
| Prerequisite/Corequisite: BIOL 2210 | ||
| BIOL 2225 | Human Anatomy and Physiology II | 3hrs |
| Prerequisite: BIOL 2210 | ||
| BIOL 2225L | Human Anatomy and Physiology II Laboratory | 1hr |
| Prerequisite/Corequisite: BIOL 2225 | ||
| CHEM 2120 Spr | Integrated Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry | 4hrs |
| Prerequisites: CHEM 1120C or CHEM 1225. Note: Students can also take at CNM in Fall, Spring and Summer | ||
| COMM 1130 | Public Speaking | 3hrs |
| MATH 1350 | Introduction to Statistics | 3hrs |
| PEP 326L Fall/Spr/Su | Fundamentals of Exercise Physiology | 3hrs |
| Prerequisites: BIOL 2210/2210L | ||
| PRPE 2155 Fall/Spr | Tests and Measurements | 3hrs |
| Prerequisite: MATH 1350 | ||
| PRPE 2165 Fall/Spr | Kinesiology | 3hrs |
| Prerequisites: BIOL 2210/2210L | ||
| UNM General Ed.Req. | Social and Behavioral Sciences | 3hrs |
| 30hrs | ||
| THIRD YEAR | COURSE | HRS |
| NUTR 344 Fall/Su | Energy Nutrients in Human Nutrition | 3hrs |
| Prerequisites: NUTR 2110 and (CHEM 2120 or CHEM **301) **Available for graduate credit except for graduate majors in the department |
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| PEP 486 Spr | Ergogenic Aids for Sport Performance | 3hrs |
| Prerequisites: CHEM2120 and PEP326L and Admission into the Exercise Science Program | ||
| PEP 305 Spr | Teaching Exercise | 3hrs |
| Prerequisites: PEP 326L, PRPE 2165 and Admission into the Exercise Science Program | ||
| PEP 470 Fall/Spr | Designs for Fitness | 4hrs |
| Prerequisites: PEP 326L, PRPE 2165, PRPE 2155 and Admission into the Exercise Science Program | ||
| PEP 475 Fall | EKG Interpretation | 3hrs |
| Prerequisites: PEP 326L and Admission into the Exercise Science Program | ||
| PEP 476 Spr | Exercise Testing and Interpretation | 3hrs |
| Prerequisites: PEP 475 and Admission into the Exercise Science Program PrereqCoreq: PEP 470 Special Note: Dr. Gibson requires (10% of grade) students to have current CPR/AED. She gives students until midterm to produce a copy of their valid CPR/AED cert. |
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| PHED 1310 or 2310 | PHED 1310 Swim I or PHED 2310 Swim II | 2hrs |
| PHYS 1115 or 1230 | Survey of Physics or Algebra-Based Physics I; Math pre req. | 3hrs |
| Students pursuing clinical degrees will need to also take the PHYS 1230L; the Math pre req for PHYS 1230 is Math 1240, Math 150 and other Math courses: no pre reqs for PHYS 1115 | ||
| UNM General Ed. Req | Secondary Language | 3hrs |
| UNM General Ed. Req | Humanities | 3hrs |
| 30hrs | ||
| FOURTH YEAR | COURSE | HRS |
| Elective | = or >300-level elective (See below for Elective options) | 3hrs |
| Elective | = or >300-level elective (See below for Elective options) | 3hrs |
| PEP498 Fall/Spr | Exercise Science Senior Seminar | 1hr |
| For Exercise Science Students Only in LAST SEMESTER OF COURSE WORK: NOTE: The reason PEP 498 is recommended the last semester is because all students must do an in-depth scientific presentation for Exercise Science Faculty and selected graduate students (using their attained knowledge from Upper Division Exercise Science Courses) for completion of ES Senior Seminar. Class meets Wed (See schedule for current time) | ||
| PEP 469 Fall | Management Concepts in Sports and Fitness Settings | 3hrs |
| SPECIAL NOTE: In Fall 2024 we are phasing out PEP 469 and replacing it with PEP 493 T. Strength Training Concepts and Applications | ||
| PEP 471 Fall/Spr | Exercise and Disease Prevention | 3hrs |
| Prerequisites: PRPE 2165, PEP 326L and must be admitted to the Exercise Science program | ||
| PEP 478 Fall/Spr | Sports Physiology | 3hrs |
| Prerequisites: PRPE 2165 and PEP 326L and must be admitted to the Exercise Science program | ||
| PEP 495 Fall/Spr/Su | Practicum | 3hrs |
| Restriction: Permission of instructor | ||
| PEP 495 Fall/Spr/Su | Practicum | 3hrs |
| Restriction: Permission of instructor | ||
| PHED 1510 or 2510 | PHED 1510 Training or PHED 2510 Training II | 1hr |
| PHED 1430 or 1830 | Pilates or Running | 1hr |
| UNM General Ed. Req | Arts and Design | 3hrs |
| 27hrs | ||
| TOTAL HRS FOR B.S. EXERCISE SCIENCE | 120hrs | |
| ADVISEMENT NOTES: Once accepted into the College of Education & Health Sciences, students must meet with their Exercise Science advisor (Dr. Kravitz) each semester to remove the Academic Hold for registration. A student earning below a "B-" in a PEP course may repeat the class. If a student does not receive a "B-" or better on the second attempt the student will be removed from the Exercise Science program. GRADUATION NOTE: All students must complete a ‘graduation check’ the semester PRIOR to graduation. CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS All students going onto graduate programs are encourage to look up the prereqs for these future career paths and complete the classes along †he way to finishing the B.S. Degree in Exercise Science. Exercise Science Electives: |