Bismarck State College logo

Exercise and Sports Studies

Associate in Applied Science

Checklist

  • View the General Education Matrix for a complete list of qualifying courses.
  • Fulfill the College Degree Requirements in conjunction with this degree plan.
  • Consult an Academic Advisor to ensure all academic requirements are met.
  • Note: The classes listed below are shown in a suggested order, but do not have to be taken in that exact order to fulfill degree requirements.

Summary

       

Prescribed Program45
General Education15
Digital Literacy
Total Credits60

Degree Plan

Semesters

Plan of Study Grid
1st Year
Fall SemesterCredits
General Education  
Written or Oral Communications  
ENGL 110 College Composition I 3
Prescribed Program  
HPER 210 First Aid and CPR 1
SOC 217 Sociological Perspectives in Sport and Fitness 3
 
Select one of the prescribed certificate options: 1 7-9
Option 1: Clinical Exercise Science Certificate (7 credits)
 
College Physics I (3 credits)  
College Physics I Lab (1 credit)  
Introduction to Exercise Science (3 credits)  
 
Option 2: Exercise Science Certificate + Sport & Fitness Certificate (9 credits)
 
Introduction to Exercise Science (3 credits)  
Concepts of Fitness and Wellness (2 credits)  
Fundamentals of Business (3 credits)  
Activity: Introductory Level (1 credit)  
 Credits14-16
Spring Semester
General Education  
Written or Oral Communications  
Select from the following: 3
Fundamentals of Public Speaking  
Introduction to Professional Writing  
Prescribed Program  
HPER 242 Introduction to Kinesiology 3
PSYC 207 Introduction to Sports and Performance Psychology 3
 
Select one of the prescribed certificate options: 1 7-9
Option 1: Clinical Exercise Science Certificate ( 7 credits)
 
Cooperative Education/Internship (Clinical Exercise Science - 3 credits)  
Anatomy and Physiology I (3 credits)  
Anatomy and Physiology I Lab (1 credit)  
 
Option 2: Exercise Science Certificate + Sport & Fitness Certificate ( 9 credits)
 
Personal and Community Health (3 credits)  
Cooperative Education/Internship (Sport & Fitness Management - 1 credit)  
Activity: Intermediate Level (2 credit)  
Sport Leadership (3 credits)  
 Credits16-18
2nd Year
Fall Semester
General Education  
Arts & Humanities/Social & Behavioral Sciences  
COMM 212 Interpersonal Communication 3
Business, Math, Science & Technology  
MATH 110 Math in Society 3
Prescribed Program  
Select one of the prescribed certificate options: 1 9-5
Option 1: Clinical Exercise Science Certificate (9 credits)
 
General Chemistry I (4 credits)  
General Chemistry I Lab (1 credit)  
Anatomy and Physiology II (3 credits)  
Anatomy and Physiology II Lab (1 credit)  
 
Option 2: Exercise Science Certificate + Sport & Fitness Certificate (5 credits)
 
Cooperative Education/Internship (Exercise Science - 2 credits)  
Sport Sales (3 credits)  
 Credits15-11
Spring Semester
General Education  
Business, Math, Science & Technology  
BADM 281 Organizational Behavior 3
Prescribed Program  
HPER 297 Cooperative Education/Internship 3
 
Select one of the prescribed certificate options: 1 9
Option 1: Clinical Exercise Science Certificate (9 credits)
 
General Chemistry II (4 credits)  
General Chemistry II Lab (1 credit)  
General Biology I (3 credits)  
General Biology I Lab (1 credit)  
 
Option 2: Exercise Science Certificate + Sport & Fitness Certificate (9 credits)
 
Introduction to Sport Management (3 credits)  
Sport Facility and Event Management (3 credits)  
Personal Training Concepts and Applications (3 credits)  
 Credits15
 Total Credits60

Digital Literacy

             

Select one of the following:
College Composition I
NDUS Institution Approved Training Course
NDUS Institution Designated Digital Literacy Course

Footnotes

1

To meet the degree’s requirements, students must complete either:

 
  • Option 1: Clinical Exercise Science Program Certificate

or:

  • Option 2: Both Exercise Science Program Certificate and also Sport & Fitness Management Program Certificate
 

Students must declare and complete a single option. Requirements from the two options may not be combined to satisfy degree requirements.