The Bachelor of Applied Science in Exercise Science can be a path to professions in personal training, strength and conditioning, corporate wellness, and military/law enforcement/first responder force readiness. Students admitted to the program have the option to complete this degree entirely online. The program curriculum includes a strong core of applied science courses in anatomy, physiology, kinesiology, strength and conditioning, personal training, and exercise physiology, as well as flexible elective options from a diverse mix of disciplines. Students will learn from faculty experts who are Fellows of the National Strength and Conditioning Association and the American College of Sports Medicine and experienced in the latest evidence-based practices in the field of exercise science.
Admissions:
Freshman Students:
Students can be admitted into the B.A.S. in Exercise Science program as freshmen if they meet KU's assured admission standards and declare the Bachelor of Applied Science in Exercise Science as their major.
Transfer Students:
Students can be admitted into the B.A.S. in Exercise Science program as a transfer student if they are admitted to KU, declare the Bachelor of Applied Science in Exercise Science as their major, and meet the following criteria:
- KU + Transfer Cumulative GPA of at least 2.75 is required for admission to the program.
Priority Application Deadlines:
Mid-September for spring or early February for fall admission.
Students that do not meet the requirements above can petition through the online SOEHS Admission Petition form.
Prospective students should consult an advisor early in their first year to ensure fulfillment of the admission requirements and to plan for efficient completion of the program.
For information about initial admission to KU, visit the Office of Admissions. Visit the Office of International Support Services for information about international admissions.
