The Clinical Movement Science concentration provides coursework for students interested in pursuing graduate school programs/careers in any clinical or exercise and allied health settings (e.g., physical therapist, occupational therapist, clinical exercise physiologist, chiropractor, athletic trainer, etc.). Students are advised on courses required for entry into specific allied health programs. Active lifestyles and competitive sports are exciting and important parts of contemporary living. With a strong foundation in the natural and social sciences, graduates gain knowledge and skills needed to provide scientifically grounded, community-focused, and ethically principled expertise to a diverse clientele, from children to older adults. The bachelor of science degree in Kinesiology prepares students to enter exciting fields such as corporate/commercial fitness, senior fitness and wellness, teaching physical education, athletic coaching. The Department of Kinesiology offers various Concentrations (listed below) within the B.S. in Kinesiology degree. While students are not required to select a Concentration, it is highly recommended as each Concentration consists of specific courses unique to that sub-discipline/area.