Exercise Science (B.S.)
Exercise Science
Develop the knowledge, skills, experiences, and dispositions to successfully promote improvements in health, fitness, performance, and reduction in the risk for injuries and chronic diseases for a variety of populations.
Graduates will be prepared to earn national certifications through the American College of Sports Medicine, the National Strength and Conditioning Association, the National Academy of Sports Medicine, the International Society of Sports Nutrition and many others.
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doers, helpers, and persuaders
WHO ARE INTERESTED IN CAREERS IN:
- Clinical Exercise Physiology
- Corporate Fitness Coordination
- Strength and Conditioning Specialist
- Community Fitness and Wellness Settings
- Youth Fitness Specialist
- Healthcare Professions
Finding His Passion in a Growing Field
After taking a deeper look into Exercise Science, Dominic Whitener found a unique way to use his degree, while helping an important demographic: amputees.
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I’ve gained the ability to use my knowledge on how the body functions and apply that to my job and future jobs.Vito N. Gloucester County, NJ
My internship gives me a glimpse into what a therapist’s day is like. I shadow meeting patients, learn what techniques are used and even perform exercises with the patients.Emily A. Salem County, NJ
The major is fun and you can do a lot with it. It’s versatile and there isn’t only one thing you have to do with it. It’s flexible to what you can do with it.Erwin L. Mercer County, NJ
I’m learning a lot about specific populations and how we would modify or include exercise and the benefits from that.Nicole U. Gloucester County, NJ
Exercise science can be very practical. We’re not learning information just to know, we’re learning it to apply it to help people.Michael O. Camden County, NJ
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Education serves as a vehicle for people to be inspired to love their career. My philosophy is knowledge without understanding and application serves no purpose.Gregory Biren, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Health & Exercise Science