Bachelor of Arts / Master of Education - Exercise Science (Accelerated)

The dual accelerated 41 bachelor’s to master’s program in exercise science is specifically designed to prepare qualified students for graduate-level work in exercise science through a coordinated accelerated program leading to both a Bachelor of Arts in Exercise Science and a Master’s of Education in Exercise Science. As a graduate, you’ll be well prepared for high-demand careers in a wide range of settings such as health care, the fitness industry and community-based programs.

Transcripts Required:Front and Back of all transcripts.All secondary schools (high schools) attended.Transcripts from all colleges or universities you have attended or are now attending – even if you do not want transfer credit.OPTION 1: ADMISSION BASED ON GRADES FROM HIGH SCHOOLFor this option, the SAT or ACT is NOT required for admission.This option is for students who have already graduated from high school (or will soon graduate from high school).Students who have attended another college or university will be considered for transfer admission -- even if they do not want transfer credit from their previous school.Students who have completed AP, IB, or Cambridge A or AS level curriculum are eligible to receive transfer credit.Students must submit final high school transcripts.You must submit your official final high school transcript as soon as it is available. If you do not submit your final official transcript to us by the end of your first semester at Wichita State University, you will not be allowed to enroll for subsequent terms.To be considered for admission to the accelerated program in aging studies, a prospective student must submit a graduate school application and fee, and satisfy the following requirements: An overall undergraduate GPA of 2.750;Completion of at least 60 credit hours of undergraduate study;A letter of recommendation from one faculty member; andA personal goals essay of 500 words or less which clearly articulates the applicant's reason for seeking admission to the accelerated program.To be considered for admission to the Accelerated 4+1 program, the following must be satisfied:An undergraduate GPA of 2.750 overall;Completion of at least 60 credit hours of undergraduate study (junior standing);Currently hold and maintain a nationally accredited CPR / AED certification; andCompletion of HPS prerequisite courses for the master's program