Online Kinesiology Degree Completion Programs

APU’s Sports and Health Sciences degree combines the study of movement with the practical work of planning exercise and explaining health concepts. Anatomy, exercise physiology, kinesiology, and exercise testing give returning students specific course areas to match against earlier college study. Sports psychology, coaching, and nutrition add a behavioral and educational dimension. The 120-credit degree permits up to 90 transfer credits after review, while monthly starts provide several entry points. Its exact award title also helps distinguish this option from programs centered primarily on sport business administration.

Before you apply: The bachelor’s provides a foundation for further study. APU identifies additional education, clinical training, or licensure requirements for allied health and medical professions; do not treat the degree as a clinical credential.

ASU offers an online degree named Kinesiology, with courses that distinguish movement science from a broad health studies curriculum. Functional Anatomy, Biomechanics, and Physiology of Exercise sit alongside Motor Behavior and the psychosocial study of physical activity. That mix gives a returning student a way to evaluate both laboratory science credits and earlier behavioral science work. The program also includes health care ethics and research opportunities. An optional internship can add experience, while the published 120-credit total and 7.5-week course format provide the starting structure for an academic plan.

Before you apply: The internship is optional. If you want to include it, discuss placement and timing separately from online coursework, and have any intended graduate program review its own prerequisites before selecting electives.

Eastern Oregon’s Exercise Science concentration sits within Health and Human Performance, with a B.S. pathway that uses science credits. The degree totals 180 quarter credits, and the university permits up to 135 quarter credits from previous college coursework after evaluation. Those units need to stay visible when comparing a semester-credit transcript. Exercise science study includes applied anatomy and physiology, sport nutrition, and psychology. A nutrition assignment uses computerized dietary analysis and planning, while the wider program describes local internships and community projects that connect online learning with practical experience.

Before you apply: EOU uses quarter credits and has separate B.A. and B.S. requirements. Request the B.S. Exercise Science evaluation specifically, then confirm which local experiences and prerequisite courses belong in your remaining plan.

Franklin provides an exercise science degree with a clearly described choice for the final applied work. Students may complete a capstone involving a senior project and electronic portfolio, or pursue an approved field experience. That choice can shape a returning student’s plan around available placement hours and the kind of work they want to demonstrate. The curriculum includes anatomy, physiology, and exercise program design for healthy adults and specialized populations. The degree requires 120 credits, permits up to 90 transfer credits, and uses online courses lasting six or twelve weeks.

Before you apply: The field experience requires 80 hours and approval of the employer and placement. Discuss the capstone alternative before committing to a schedule that assumes your current workplace can meet the field requirement.

Fort Hays State offers its general Health and Human Performance track online, giving returning students a broad movement and health curriculum to evaluate. The program covers fitness principles, health education, emergency response, and the physiology of physical activity. Its 120-credit structure may interest someone whose earlier college work spans several of those areas and who wants to compare how that coursework fits a general HHP award. The university also lists campus concentrations, so choosing the general online track is an essential part of an accurate application and transfer review.

Before you apply: The online route here is the general Health and Human Performance track. Fort Hays lists the separately named Exercise Science concentration among its campus options; do not substitute that concentration in an online completion estimate.

Oregon State connects anatomy, exercise physiology and biomechanics with the behavioral side of physical activity. A coordinated experiential component lets you discuss an internship, practicum or project alongside the academic plan. Review earlier science courses in quarter-credit terms before deciding how much of the degree remains.

Before you apply: OSU explicitly separates this online track from preparation for fields such as physical therapy, athletic training and medicine. At least 45 of the last 75 credits must also be completed through OSU.

Kansas State brings exercise physiology together with the behavioral study of physical activity. Its transfer tools let you compare both individual courses and an entire curriculum, which is useful when earlier science work comes from several colleges. Check the supporting science and statistics sequence before focusing on advanced kinesiology electives.

Before you apply: The major has its own grade and GPA standards in addition to university graduation requirements. If further professional education is your goal, compare that program's prerequisites separately from the requirements of this BS.

Florida Atlantic defines its online exercise physiology option around upper-division coursework. That makes it particularly relevant to students who have already completed general education and lower-division preparation. The curriculum covers movement science, nutrition and performance, with an internship option for students who want an approved practical setting.

Before you apply: Confirm that your earlier coursework completes the university requirements outside this online sequence. Preparation for fitness or strength-and-conditioning examinations is separate from earning those credentials, and professional graduate programs may require additional courses.

UL Lafayette's kinesiology degree takes a health-promotion direction, with courses in behavior theory, epidemiology and program evaluation. That focus is worth comparing with a movement-science major if your earlier study concerns community wellness or health education. The program publishes distinct admission routes for associate-degree holders and other transfer applicants.

Before you apply: Ask the department which accepted courses satisfy the major. University transfer acceptance does not guarantee degree applicability, and preparation for the CHES examination remains separate from earning that professional certification.

Concordia St. Paul's adult online exercise science BA combines movement science with applied exercise prescription and an internship. Its transfer review is course by course, giving you a way to test whether earlier anatomy, fitness or general education classes meet the selected plan. The placement adds practical experience beyond the online coursework.

Before you apply: This listing concerns the 120-credit BA. The university also advertises a separate 90-credit option, so confirm which degree plan is being evaluated and arrange an approved local internship before estimating completion.

Concordia Chicago's kinesiology BS connects the study of movement with an explicitly Christian liberal arts education. Its asynchronous course format can help you plan around variable work hours, while the scientific sequence gives you specific subjects to compare against earlier coursework. Start with anatomy and physiology before assessing advanced electives.

Before you apply: Ask which transfer courses meet the major rather than elective requirements. Certification preparation and an undergraduate kinesiology degree are separate from the additional education or credentials required for a regulated healthcare profession.

California Baptist separates its kinesiology coursework from general education and other university requirements. That distinction is useful when you already have a substantial college record: the advertised program block is not the whole bachelor's degree. Its courses connect movement science with first aid, safety and personal and community health.

Before you apply: The published completion illustration assumes full-time study and prior general education and electives. Request your own course plan before using that illustration, including any remaining requirements outside the kinesiology block.

Bryan University's exercise science, fitness and nutrition management BS links scientific study with the business side of fitness services. Its two-course rhythm gives you a concrete workload to compare with employment commitments. Students bringing prior college coursework can request evaluation before deciding where to enter the program.

Before you apply: This listing is for Bryan University at bryanuniversity.edu, whose similarly named institutions should not be treated as interchangeable. Review the science requirements and any credential goals separately; academic preparation does not itself award a professional license.

United States Sports University's BSS keeps sport performance central to its exercise science curriculum. Testing, strength and conditioning, nutrition and a senior research project give the remaining major a practical scientific focus. Its transfer policy evaluates previous college study across general education, electives and sport-related coursework.

Before you apply: Discuss how laboratory, research and practical experiences are arranged in the online route. The optional allied health track supplies prerequisite preparation; professional programs can still require additional courses and observation hours beyond this bachelor's.

Maryville connects online exercise science study with remote use of its Human Performance Lab and a practicum in a real setting. You can direct the degree toward wellness management or strength and conditioning. That choice helps you compare prior health, coaching or business coursework with the selected concentration.

Before you apply: Build the practicum into your work calendar and confirm the approved site arrangements. The capstone may involve an intervention design or a research project, so consider which option would best demonstrate the skills you want to develop.

Methodist's exercise and sport science BS places nutrition and psychology alongside the mechanics and physiology of movement. Its asynchronous format and eight-week terms provide a defined schedule for completing the courses that remain after evaluation. Bring earlier science syllabi when asking how your record fits the major.

Before you apply: The transfer ceiling and the total degree size answer different questions. Request a requirement-by-requirement plan, and treat the university's pathway to selected doctoral programs as a separate admissions process rather than a guaranteed next step.

Lionel's exercise science BS uses quarter credits and organizes advanced study around movement, nutrition, behavior and professional application. That unit system is important when your earlier transcript uses semesters. Ask the evaluator to show both the converted credit amount and the specific requirements fulfilled by each accepted course.

Before you apply: Professional certifications and experience require evaluation before they become degree credit. Compare the final approved plan with your credential goals, and avoid using a generic transfer percentage to predict the exact science courses that remain.

Abilene Christian's exercise science BS connects human movement and health psychology with a university core that includes Bible study. Its NASM arrangement gives credentialed fitness professionals a specific prior-learning question to investigate. The major also leaves elective space for shaping your academic preparation.

Before you apply: Certification credit is conditional, and taking an examination through the program is separate from passing it. Ask how accepted coursework affects both the exercise science major and university requirements before choosing your first term's classes.

PennWest identifies Human Performance and Wellness as its online exercise science bachelor's concentration. The curriculum connects movement science with assessment and program design, offering a clear set of topics to compare with earlier fitness or health study. Its transfer team can supplement the equivalency tool with a personalized review.

Before you apply: Keep the bachelor's plan distinct from the master's and doctorate also described on the program website. Discuss the remaining course sequence and any certification opportunities without treating a promoted completion example as your individual timeline.

Keiser's exercise and sport science BS offers several directions within the same broad field. The concentration choice changes which science and practical requirements deserve the closest transfer review. Its online option can be considered alongside a curriculum covering exercise physiology, nutrition, corrective exercise and fitness-related business skills.

Before you apply: Confirm the delivery arrangements for the selected concentration's laboratory and capstone or externship courses. Professional certification preparation is separate from earning a credential, and additional study may be needed for a regulated healthcare occupation.