A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.
Program
- Award
- Fitness Management
- Catalog edition
- 2020 - 2021 Academic Catalog
- Checklist type
- degree-program
- Description
- The mission of the Fitness Management Program is to immerse students in a multidisciplinary field of study, blending the field of fitness and wellness with a strong foundation in business management. The program offers students an opportunity to gain proficiency in the areas of kinesiology, human performance assessment, fitness skills, wellness concepts, and strength and conditioning techniques while developing expertise in business management principles, theories and concepts. As business experts dedicated to fitness and wellness enhancement, Fitness Management program graduates will be responsible for the development and coordination of exercise programs for clients at health clubs, fitness facilities, private clubs, resort fitness centers and casinos while overseeing the business management of such settings. The fitness aspect of the curriculum focuses on the study of the cardiovascular system, musculoskeletal system, human metabolism, human movement, group exercise, strength and conditioning techniques and personal training skills. The business management aspect of the curriculum focuses on business management, marketing, and sales principles, entrepreneurship and private club management. Students will culminate their educational journey with a capstone and an internship opportunity. While completing this multidisciplinary program, Fitness Management majors have the option to participate in domestic and international service- learning programs and study abroad programs. This program also offers an opportunity to be a part of the Lasell Works program. Utilizing our connected learning philosophy, discipline specific principles, concepts, theories and skills will be reinforced through their application in problem-based collaborative projects, laboratory activities and internship experiences. Students are immediately introduced to discipline specific concepts and skills during the first year in the program. Throughout the second and third year of the program students will navigate through classes and educational experiences in management, marketing, fitness and wellness. During the final year of the program, students are actively engaged in undergraduate research through the research concepts and capstone courses, and two multidisciplinary field experiences that immerse students in professional settings designed to allow students an opportunity to apply their knowledge, skills and abilities with supervised autonomy Academic standards for the Fitness Management Program include grades of "C" or better in all EXSC and BUSS courses. Program Fee Each Fitness Management student is charged a program fee for each semester. The program fee is used to provide instructional supplies, discipline specific technology, guest speaker honoraria, educational opportunities outside of the classroom and miscellaneous materials/supplies needed to maximize student learning. In addition to this fee, students will incur additional expenses including but not limited to professional certifications (i.e. Personal Training of Group Exercise Instructor) and Adult CPR/AED certification. CPR Certification - Students must obtain their Adult CPR/AED Certification before they begin their internships. Students are expected to renew their certification after the 2-year certification in order to be eligible for certification exams. Several local options are available. Please see Program Chair for options. Retention Policy The Fitness Management program coursework, with associated prerequisites, requires a grade of "C" or better in all EXSC and BUSS courses. Additionally, Fitness Management majors must maintain a 2.0 GPA to remain in the program. Failure to maintain required academic standards will necessitate the repetition of a major required course and consultation with the Program Chair to determine a student's academic eligibility to remain in the program.
Identifiers
- IPEDS UNITID
- 166391
- CourseShelf checklist
- CK_166391_42e853c8_1
- CollegeTransfer.Net
- Institution Transfer Profile
- Source
- CourseShelf publish 61
Requirements to complete
Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.
Requirements
32 items
- As published: “BIO104”
- As published: “BIO205”
- As published: “BIO206”
- As published: “BUSS101”
- As published: “BUSS201”
- As published: “BUSS205”
- As published: “BUSS220”
- As published: “BUSS224”
- As published: “BUSS231”
- As published: “BUSS232”
- As published: “BUSS336”
- As published: “COM103”
- As published: “ECON101”
- As published: “EXSC103”
- As published: “EXSC106”
- As published: “EXSC108”
- As published: “EXSC209”
- As published: “EXSC211”
- As published: “EXSC340”
- As published: “EXSC405”
- As published: “EXSC410”
- As published: “HEM205”
- As published: “MATH208”3
- As published: “PSYC101”5
- As published: “BUSS440”
- As published: “EXSC430”
- As published: “PSYC218”
- As published: “PSYC220”
- As published: “PSYC240”
- As published: “PSYC302”
- As published: “EXSC302”
- As published: “EXSC305”
Major Requirements: 84 credits
298 items
- As published: “MATH203: Precalculus”
- As published: “MATH208: Statistics”3
- As published: “BIO101 - Principles of Biology I (KP)”
- As published: “BIO102 - Principles of Biology II (KP)”
- As published: “BIO104 - Foundations in the Health Professions”
- As published: “BIO107 - Topics In Biology (KP)”
- As published: “BIO113 - The Dinosaurs (KP)”
- As published: “BIO116 - Zoology (KP)”
- As published: “BIO205 - Anatomy & Physiology I”
- As published: “BIO206 - Anatomy & Physiology II”
- As published: “BIO209 - Molecular Biology”
- As published: “BIO211 - Microbiology”
- As published: “BIO301 - Pathophysiology”
- As published: “BIO303 - Plant Biology”
- As published: “BIO340 - Research Methods”
- As published: “BIO420 - Field Experience in Health Science”
- As published: “BIO430 - Health Science Capstone”
- As published: “BUSS101 - Fund of Bus in a Global Environment”
- As published: “BUSS104X - Professional Development in Business”
- As published: “BUSS105 - Excel for Business”
- As published: “BUSS107X - eSport Management”
- As published: “BUSS201 - Financial Accounting”
- As published: “BUSS202 - Managerial Accounting”
- As published: “BUSS203 - Financial Management”
- As published: “BUSS205 - Business Law”
- As published: “BUSS208 - Financial Statement Analysis”
- As published: “BUSS210 - Federal Income Taxes”
- As published: “BUSS211 - Fundamentals of Financial Modeling”
- As published: “BUSS212 - Management Information Systems”
- As published: “BUSS218X - Business Operations Simulation”
- As published: “BUSS220 - Principles of Marketing”
- As published: “BUSS224 - Org Behavior in the Global Workplace”
- As published: “BUSS225X - Supply Chain Mgmt 1:Log & Forecasting”
- As published: “BUSS226 - Financial Accounting”
- As published: “BUSS227 - Managerial Accounting”
- As published: “BUSS228 - Federal Income Taxes”
- As published: “BUSS229X - Supply Chain Mgmt II:Sourcing/Operations”
- As published: “BUSS231 - Entrepreneurship & Venture Creation”
- As published: “BUSS232 - Global Operation Strategies”
- As published: “BUSS233 - American Enterprise Experience”
- As published: “BUSS235 - Ethics in Business”
- As published: “BUSS237 - Global Leadership”
- As published: “BUSS301 - Intermediate Accounting I”
- As published: “BUSS302 - Intermediate Accounting II”
- As published: “BUSS304 - Working Capital Management”
- As published: “BUSS306 - Accounting Information Systems”
- As published: “BUSS307 - International Finance”
- As published: “BUSS308 - Government & Not-for-Profit Accounting”
- As published: “BUSS309 - Fraud Examination”
- As published: “BUSS310 - Advanced Financial Management”
- As published: “BUSS311 - Investments”
- As published: “BUSS312 - Risk Management”
- As published: “BUSS313 - Business Negotiations”
- As published: “BUSS315 - Emerging Global Markets”
- As published: “BUSS319 - Cost Accounting”
- As published: “BUSS320 - Consumer Behavior”
- As published: “BUSS322 - Marketing Communications”
- As published: “BUSS324 - E-Business”
- As published: “BUSS325 - Sales Principles”
- As published: “BUSS327 - Life, Health, and Disability Insurance”
- As published: “BUSS328 - Entertainment Marketing”
- As published: “BUSS329 - New Product Development”
- As published: “BUSS330 - Managing Change in a Global Marketplace”
- As published: “BUSS331 - Money and Capital Markets”
- As published: “BUSS332 - Cross Cultural Management”
- As published: “BUSS333 - Estate Planning and Trust”
- As published: “BUSS334 - Nonprofit Management”
- As published: “BUSS336 - Human Resource Management”
- As published: “BUSS337 - Managing the Growing Company”
- As published: “BUSS341 - Social Media Marketing”
- As published: “BUSS349 - Cost Accounting”
- As published: “BUSS403 - Advanced Accounting”
- As published: “BUSS406 - Financial Strategy”
- As published: “BUSS407 - Digital Branding”
- As published: “BUSS413 - Advanced Accounting”
- As published: “BUSS420 - Marketing Research”
- As published: “BUSS422 - Global Marketing”
- As published: “BUSS425 - Special Topics in Entrepreneurship”
- As published: “BUSS431X - Branding Strategy”
- As published: “BUSS432 - Marketing Strategy”
- As published: “BUSS440 - Business Capstone”
- As published: “BUSS497 - Business Internship Seminar”
- As published: “COM101 - Understanding Mass Media”
- As published: “COM102 - Visual Communication Toolkit”
- As published: “COM103 - Human Communication (KP)”
- As published: “COM105 - Writing for The Media”
- As published: “COM203 - Effective Speaking”
- As published: “COM205 - Media Ethics & Society”
- As published: “COM206 - Professional Communication”
- As published: “COM208 - Public Relations”
- As published: “COM209 - Journalism”
- As published: “COM212 - Intercultural Communication”
- As published: “COM213 - Writing for Public Relations”
- As published: “COM215 - Radio Production”
- As published: “COM216 - Entertainment Media”
- As published: “COM217 - Video Production”
- As published: “COM218 - Digital Video Editing”
- As published: “COM219 - Social Media Management”
- As published: “COM221 - Advertising”
- As published: “COM223 - Advertising: Copy & Design”
- As published: “COM224 - Elements of Film”
- As published: “COM227 - Challenging Hollywood”
- As published: “COM229 - Photojournalism”
- As published: “COM230 - Media, Sports & Society”
- As published: “COM231 - Sports Communication”
- As published: “COM232 - Radio Management Practicum”
- As published: “COM233X - Sport Broadcasting”
- As published: “COM235 - Television Production Practicum”
- As published: “COM237 - Journalism Practicum”
- As published: “COM240X - Health Communication & Behavior Change”
- As published: “COM304 - TV Studio Production”
- As published: “COM305 - Screenwriting”
- As published: “COM306 - Broadcast Journalism”
- As published: “COM307 - Understanding Video Games”
- As published: “COM308 - Conflict Resolution & Negotiations”
- As published: “COM310 - Political Communication”
- As published: “COM312 - Digital Audio Production”
- As published: “COM313 - Digital Filmmaking”
- As published: “COM314 - Magazine and Digital Content”
- As published: “COM315 - Communication Research”
- As published: “COM316 - Publication Editing”
- As published: “COM317 - Media Relations”
- As published: “COM319 - Advertising Planning: Media Campaigns”
- As published: “COM320 - Organizational Communication”
- As published: “COM321 - Media & Children”
- As published: “COM324 - Investigative and Beat Reporting”
- As published: “COM327 - Digital Storytelling”
- As published: “COM328 - Video Games & Culture”1
- As published: “COM329X - Marketing Communications for Non Profits”
- As published: “COM330 - Strategic Campaigns”
- As published: “COM331 - Media Literacy & Ethics”
- As published: “COM332 - Television & Film Studies”
- As published: “COM334 - Comparing Cultures Through Film”
- As published: “COM335 - Corporate and Nonprofit Public Relations”
- As published: “COM336X - Analytics for Com Professionals”
- As published: “COM399 - Pre-Internship Seminar”
- As published: “COM400 - Field Experience I”
- As published: “COM402 - Field Experience II”
- As published: “COM 402 follows COM 400, in which students learned how to apply theory to practice in a work environment. This course will take those skills one step further and enhance the students understanding of the Communication discipline, the skills required to succeed in the job market, and how to conduct the necessary research to find a job and a career which is a good fit and will lead the student to professional success. Projects will include facilitating a workshop, conducting a focus group, developing a marketing strategy, creating a hard portfolio, a leave-behind piece, and an e-portfolio. Students should complete the internship in a different organization than the placement for COM 400”
- As published: “COM418 - Media Literacy”3
- As published: “COM495 - Capstone Project Production & Portfolio”
- As published: “ECON101 - Principles of Econ-Micro”
- As published: “ECON102 - Principles of Econ-Macro”
- As published: “ECON103 - Economics of Social Issues”
- As published: “ECON206 - Global Economic Development”
- As published: “ECON207 - Vietnam Immersion”
- As published: “ECON301 - International Trade & Finance”
- As published: “EXSC101 - Essentials of Musculoskeletal Anatomy”
- As published: “EXSC103 - Skills & Techniques for the Exercise Sci”
- As published: “EXSC104 - Principles & Problems of Coaching”
- As published: “EXSC106 - Functional Anatomy & Resistance Trainig”
- As published: “EXSC107 - Healthy Lifestyles and Human Behavior”
- As published: “EXSC108 - Group Exercise”
- As published: “EXSC202 - Applied Coaching Techniques”
- As published: “EXSC209 - Performance Nutrition”
- As published: “EXSC211 - Principles of Personal Training”
- As published: “EXSC213 - Coaching Practicum”
- As published: “EXSC222 - Kinesiology”
- As published: “EXSC302 - Exercise Physiology”
- As published: “EXSC304 - Exercise Testing & Prescription”
- As published: “EXSC305 - Strength Training & Conditioning”
- As published: “EXSC306 - Applied Ethics in Health Care”
- As published: “EXSC307 - Func Assessment & Corrective Exc Pres”
- As published: “EXSC340 - Research Concepts”
- As published: “EXSC401 - Professional Development Seminar”
- As published: “EXSC403 - Exercise for Special Populations”
- As published: “EXSC405 - Org & Admin of Health & Sports Programs”
- As published: “EXSC406 - Advanced Topics in Exercise Physiology”
- As published: “EXSC410 - Exercise Science Field Experience I”
- As published: “EXSC420 - Exercise Science Field Experience II”
- As published: “EXSC425 - Exercise Science Field Experience III”
- As published: “EXSC430 - Exercise Science Capstone”
- As published: “HEM101 - Hospitality Management”
- As published: “HEM102 - Fundamentals of Event Management”
- As published: “HEM103 - Economic Development & Mgmt in Tourism”
- As published: “HEM108 - Distinguished Hospitality Speaker Series”
- As published: “HEM199 - Field Exp Prep & Prof Development in HEM”
- As published: “HEM205 - Private Club Management”
- As published: “HEM206 - Lodging Management”
- As published: “HEM207 - Resort & Casino Management”
- As published: “HEM208 - Human Resources in Hospitality”
- As published: “HEM209 - Exploration of the Global Casino Market”
- As published: “HEM213 - Global Issues in Hospitality”
- As published: “HEM214 - Ecotourism”
- As published: “HEM215 - Meeting & Convention Sales & Planning”
- As published: “HEM299 - Field Experience I”
- As published: “HEM301 - Social Event Management”
- As published: “HEM302 - Casino Regulation & Security”
- As published: “HEM303 - Law & Ethics in Hospitality”
- As published: “HEM305 - Resort Management & Development”
- As published: “HEM307 - Tech for Resort & Casino Management”
- As published: “HEM321 - Revenue Management & Technology”
- As published: “HEM399 - Field Experience II”
- As published: “HEM401 - Managing Quality in Hospitality”
- As published: “HEM402 - Casino & Gaming Operations”
- As published: “HEM403 - Food & Beverage Management”
- As published: “HEM405 - Hotel Franchising & Brand Management”
- As published: “HEM408 - Senior Hospitality Leadership Seminar”
- As published: “HEM496 - Hospitality Operations Capstone”
- As published: “HEM499 - Internship”
- As published: “MATH106 - Mathematical Reasoning”
- As published: “MATH107 - College Geometry”
- As published: “MATH108X - Mathematics of Design”
- As published: “MATH109 - Modern Mathematics (KP)”
- As published: “MATH110X - Introduction to Logic”
- As published: “MATH116 - Merchandising and Financial Mathematics”
- As published: “MATH202 - Applied Mathematics for Business”
- As published: “MATH203 - Precalculus”
- As published: “MATH205 - Calculus I”
- As published: “MATH206 - Calculus II”
- As published: “MATH207 - Applied Trigonometry”
- As published: “MATH208 - Statistics”3
- As published: “MATH209 - Business Statistics”
- As published: “MATH210 - Math Applied to Science”
- As published: “MATH212 - Finite Mathematics”
- As published: “MATH215X - Discrete Math”
- As published: “MATH301 - Mathematical Modeling”
- As published: “MATH303X - Problem Solving”
- As published: “MATH304 - Mathematics for Educators”
- As published: “MATH305X - Advanced Statistics”
- As published: “MATH306X - Mathematical Content Knowledge for Ed”
- As published: “MATH307 - Calculus III”
- As published: “MATH320 - Differential Equations”
- As published: “MATH322X - Special Topics in Mathematics”
- As published: “MATH325 - Linear Algebra”
- As published: “MATH330 - Mathematical Modeling”
- As published: “MATH338 - Mathematical Statistics”
- As published: “MATH399 - Capstone Seminar”
- As published: “MATH499 - Internship”
- As published: “MATH706X - Mathematical Content Knowledge for Ed”
- As published: “PSYC101 - Psychological Perspectives (KP)”5
- As published: “PSYC104 - Positive Psychology”
- As published: “PSYC111 - Generations in America”
- As published: “PSYC201 - Psychology of Drugs & Behavior”
- As published: “PSYC202 - Psychology of Personality”
- As published: “PSYC205 - Human Sexuality”
- As published: “PSYC209X - Psyc of the Black American Experience”
- As published: “PSYC218 - Dynamics of Small Groups”
- As published: “PSYC220 - Social Psychology”
- As published: “PSYC221 - Child Development”
- As published: “PSYC222 - Social Psychology in Film”
- As published: “PSYC223 - Adolescence Psychology”01
- As published: “PSYC226 - Living & Learning with Dementia”
- As published: “PSYC229X - Addictions”
- As published: “PSYC231 - Stress and Trauma”
- As published: “PSYC232X - Death & Dying”
- As published: “PSYC240 - Sport Psychology”
- As published: “PSYC241 - The Psychological Life of Girls & Women”
- As published: “PSYC242X - Health Psychology”
- As published: “PSYC302 - Biological Basis of Behavior”
- As published: “PSYC304 - Sensation & Perception”
- As published: “PSYC307 - Forensic Psychology”
- As published: “PSYC308X - Black Psychology”
- As published: “PSYC316 - Psychology of Diversity”
- As published: “PSYC318 - Abnormal Psychology”
- As published: “PSYC322 - Abnormal Child Development”
- As published: “PSYC323 - Brain Function & Dysfunction”
- As published: “PSYC328 - Cognitive Processes”
- As published: “PSYC331 - Experimental Design in Psychology”
- As published: “PSYC333 - Research Assistantship”
- As published: “PSYC345 - Assessment of Individual Differences”
- As published: “PSYC714 - Psyc of Sport, Injury & Rehabilitation”
- As published: “BIO104 - Foundations in the Health Professions”
- As published: “BIO205 - Anatomy & Physiology I”
- As published: “BIO206 - Anatomy & Physiology II”
- As published: “BUSS101 - Fund of Bus in a Global Environment”
- As published: “BUSS201 - Financial Accounting”
- As published: “BUSS205 - Business Law”
- As published: “BUSS220 - Principles of Marketing”
- As published: “BUSS224 - Org Behavior in the Global Workplace”
- As published: “BUSS231 - Entrepreneurship & Venture Creation”
- As published: “BUSS232 - Global Operation Strategies”
- As published: “BUSS336 - Human Resource Management”
- As published: “COM103 - Human Communication (KP)”
- As published: “ECON101 - Principles of Econ-Micro”
- As published: “EXSC103 - Skills & Techniques for the Exercise Sci”
- As published: “EXSC106 - Functional Anatomy & Resistance Trainig”
- As published: “EXSC108 - Group Exercise”
- As published: “EXSC209 - Performance Nutrition”
- As published: “EXSC211 - Principles of Personal Training”
- As published: “EXSC340 - Research Concepts”
- As published: “EXSC405 - Org & Admin of Health & Sports Programs”
- As published: “EXSC410 - Exercise Science Field Experience I”
- As published: “HEM205 - Private Club Management”
- As published: “MATH208 - Statistics”3
- As published: “PSYC101 - Psychological Perspectives (KP)”5
- As published: “BUSS440 - Business Capstone”
- As published: “EXSC430 - Exercise Science Capstone”
- As published: “PSYC218 - Dynamics of Small Groups”
- As published: “PSYC220 - Social Psychology”
- As published: “PSYC240 - Sport Psychology”
- As published: “PSYC302 - Biological Basis of Behavior”
- As published: “EXSC302 - Exercise Physiology”
- As published: “EXSC305 - Strength Training & Conditioning”
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