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California Colleges for Kinesiology?

Hey guys, I'm seriously considering majoring in Kinesiology and California is my dream state to study in. Can anyone help me identify some of the best colleges in California known for their Kinesiology program? I wanna know all about the coursework, the opportunities for internships and the overall reputation. Thanks in advance!

9 months ago

Hi there!

When it comes to Kinesiology, California indeed offers some excellent programs. To mention a few:

1. University of Southern California (USC): USC is renowned for its Division of Biokinesiology and Physical Therapy program. This program combines an in-depth understanding of human movement, exercise, and rehabilitation. Furthermore, it offers undergraduate and graduate programs, allowing a smooth transition if you decide to pursue a higher degree.

2. University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA): UCLA has a strong program for Kinesiology as part of the School of Nursing. It emphasizes biomechanics, exercise physiology, and motor control. Moreover, UCLA facilitates various research labs that offer volunteer opportunities for discovery learning.

3. San Diego State University (SDSU): SDSU's Kinesiology program is considered one of the best on the West Coast. It allows students to choose specific concentrations, such as Pre-Physical Therapy, Fitness, Nutrition and Health, and Health Science.

4. Cal Poly San Luis Obispo: Cal Poly's Kinesiology and Public Health Department provides an evidence-based program designed to provide knowledge, skills, and training for your future career in health, wellness, and fitness.

Each of these programs enriches students by offering internships, research opportunities, and hands-on experiences. Do further research on each to identify which aligns with your career goals.

Remember, not only the program matters, but the overall college experience is important too. Looking into aspects such as the campus culture, extracurricular opportunities, and housing options can also be beneficial. Good luck!

9 months ago

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