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May 03, 2024
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2022-2023 General Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Interdisciplinary Concentration
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In consultation with their advisors, students design a concentrated course of study or special emphasis track in preparation for a career goal. The concentration must be distinctly different from Kinesiology concentrations already offered. Areas of emphasis may include pre-Occupational Therapy and others.
Students, in consultation with their Kinesiology Interdisciplinary advisor, shall define and describe in writing the specific theme they would like their Interdisciplinary Concentration to be in and select a minimum of 24 units of coursework to fulfill program requirements. Courses in kinesiology and those offered by other departments are appropriate and may be applied to this track. A minimum of 3 units, and not more than 6 units, in Field Experience (KIN 430) and/or Special Studies (KIN 495) must be taken. The proposed study list must be signed by the student and advisor and submitted to the department chair for approval. A copy of the signed, approved study list is placed in the student’s advising folder.
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Units
Total units in the concentration: 25-28
Total units in the major: 54-57
Interdisciplinary Concentration Four Year Plan
Roadmap Notes (for all Kinesiology concentrations)
The Four Year Plan is a sample study plan. The sequence and specific courses given are suggestive. Please see an advisor each semester to plan your academic program and track your progress using the Academic Requirements Report (ARR) in MYSSU.
Courses may be interchanged fall and spring semester depending on course offering each semester.
Transfer Students: To be eligible to transfer into kinesiology, complete BIOL 220 (Human Anatomy) or BIOL 224 (Human Physiology) and have the other course in progress at the time of application. We also recommend using assist.org to find and complete a course that articulates with KIN 201, Foundations of Kinesiology.
Freshman Year: 29-32 Units
Fall Semester (15-16 Units)
In consultation with their advisors, students design a concentrated course of study or special emphasis track in preparation for a career goal. The concentration must be distinctly different from Kinesiology concentrations already offered. Areas of emphasis may include pre-Occupational Therapy and others.
Students, in consultation with their Kinesiology Interdisciplinary advisor, shall define and describe in writing the specific theme they would like their Interdisciplinary Concentration to be in and select a minimum of 24 units of coursework to fulfill program requirements. Courses in kinesiology and those offered by other departments are appropriate and may be applied to this track. A minimum of 3 units, and not more than 6 units, in Field Experience (KIN 430) and/or Special Studies (KIN 495) must be taken. The proposed study list must be signed by the student and advisor and submitted to the department chair for approval. A copy of the signed, approved study list is placed in the student’s advising folder.
Spring Semester (14-16 Units)
Sophomore Year: 32-33 Units
Fall Semester (16-17 Units)
Spring Semester (16 Units)
Fall Semester (15-16 Units)
Spring Semester (16 Units)
Spring Semester (15 Units)
Total Units: 120-126
^Not required for the major, but goes toward the 120-unit requirement for the B.S. degree. Any other course can be used.
* Good course to take at a junior college.
** Not required for the major or GE, but a prerequisite for many OTD programs.
*** Not required for the major, but a prerequisite for some OTD programs.
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