Exercise Science and Sports Medicine Transfer Pathway

Build a foundation in exercise science while earning transferable credits and exploring careers like personal trainer or sports medicine professional.

Exercise science and sports medicine transfer
Associate Degree
Outcome
Two Years
Duration
Hybrid
Learning Format
Central Campus
Location

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Career Focused

Follow a clear transfer pathway aligned with exercise science, sports medicine, and fitness-related careers.

Transferable Credits

Complete transferable courses that meet general education and major specific requirements.

Small classes

Learn in small classes with experienced faculty support.

Foundational Coursework

Build a strong foundation for careers focused on upper-level course work.

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About the programs

About the Program

The Exercise Science and Sports Medicine Transfer Pathway focuses on human movement, fitness, and physical performance. Designed for students planning to transfer to a four-year university, this program focuses on completing general education and major-related courses required for exercise science, sports medicine, and fitness-related careers. You will gain a strong academic foundation that supports continued study exercise science and related fields.

Career Outlook for Exercise Science and Sports Medicine Transfer Pathway

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about the exercise science program.

You can pursue more studies to work towards becoming a physical therapist, or get a job as a personal trainer, fitness manager, or strength and conditioning coach.

Yes. Courses are selected to meet general education and major requirements at many four-year universities for exercise science programs.

Yes. While designed for transfer, this coursework builds a strong fitness foundation that can support personal trainer certification and entry-level fitness roles.

Classes in this program are offered on Central Campus.

Submit the Central Piedmont application to apply for this program.

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