The Exercise Science program prepares students for a variety of career goals in applied human physiology. The major requires courses in exercise science, biology, chemistry, physics, statistics, and psychology. The senior capstone requires students to complete a senior level experience in research, internship or specialized coursework, and provides a significant experience in problem solving, written and oral communication. Our graduates pursue advanced study in health related areas, including physical therapy, occupational therapy, physician assistant, chiropractic, and sports medicine, and in graduate programs in athletic training and exercise physiology. They are also prepared for career opportunities in health education, cardiac rehabilitation, advanced personal training, health and fitness instruction, weight management consulting, and strength and conditioning.
The Fredonia Difference
Fredonia's B.S. Exercise Science degree offers a curriculum for students pursuing careers in profit and nonprofit fitness and health promotion industries, Physical Therapy, Physicians Assistant, and Athletic Training programs. Students perform much of their studies in the Exercise Science Suite which houses $300,000. worth of equipment. Students use the cutting-edge instrumentation to test musculoskeletal performance, assess body composition, and analyze the functioning of human cardiovascular and pulmonary systems.
