This section lists the curriculum requirements for students pursuing a bachelor of science degree in Kinesiology. To review a listing of courses and more specific information on each individual requirement, please refer to the Kinesiology Undergraduate Program Handbook. Courses used to meet General Education Requirements must conform to the policies of the College of Applied Life Studies. Courses for categories a through d must be chosen from those on the approved departmental list. Courses for categories e through h must be on the UIUC General Education Distribution lists.
Departmental lists are subject to revision yearly.
If a course is listed for the academic year in which it is taken, it will count to meet that requirement even if it is removed from the list in subsequent years. An academic advisor should be consulted for any questions regarding appropriate choices of general education courses. As needed to bring the total from the above sections to 54 hours. Calculus and some Computer Science courses will also satisfy the Quantitative I requirement. If you take College Algebra and Trigonometry, you must also take a Quantitative I approved course.