• The Bachelor of Arts degree with an interdisciplinary major in sport psychology functions as a pre-professional program for graduate study in sport psychology, in sport and exercise physiology, and/or in counseling.
  • PSYC 205: Adolescent and Adult Development (3 hours)
    
  • PSYC 211: Intro to Stats Lecture/Lab (4 hours)
    
  • PSYC 245: Brain and Behavior (3 hours)
    
  • COUN 312: Introduction to Counseling (3 hours)
    
  • PSYC 355: Research Methods in Psychology (4 hours)
    
  • PSYC 385: Cognitiv/Behavior Modification (3 hours)
    
  • PSYC 410: Social Psychology (3 hours)
    
    
    OR PSYC 465: Theories of Personality (3 hours)
    
  • HPPE 100: Foundations of HPPE (3 hours)
    
  • BIOL 205: Human Anatomy & Physiology (4 hours)
    
    
    AND BIOL 206: Human Anatomy & Physiology (4 hours)
    
    
    OR BIOL 112: Human Anatomy (4 hours)
    
  • HPPE 209: Care/Prevention Athletic Injur (2 hours)
    
  • HPPE 329: Exercise Physiology (3 hours)
    
    
    AND HPPE 329L: Exercise Physiology Lab (1 hours)
    
  • HPPE 340: Kinesiology (3 hours)
    
  • HPPE 341: Human Motor Development (3 hours)
    
  • HPPE 327: Tech/Coach Strength Cond (3 hours)
    
    
    OR HPPE 422: Exercise Eval & Fitness Manage (3 hours)
    
  • HPPE 350: Methods of Coaching (3 hours)
    
  • HPPE 436: Sport and Exercise Psychology (3 hours)
    
  • HPPE 486: Sport Psychology Practicum (3 hours)
    
• Completion of requirements for a bachelor's degree, including general education requirements, 120 credits of acceptable coursework, and at least 42 upper-division credits.
• Completion of six hours of the following electives:
  • PSYC 315: Multicultural Issues (3 hours)
    
  • PSYC 316: Drugs,Society & Human Behavior (3 hours)
    
  • PSYC 360: Psychology of Gender (3 hours)
    
  • PSYC 380: Health Psychology (3 hours)
    
  • PSYC 410: Social Psychology (3 hours)
    
    
    OR PSYC 465: Theories of Personality (3 hours)
    
  • PSYC 430: Abnormal Psychology (3 hours)
    
  • PSYC 458: Sensation and Perception (3 hours)