Human Performance Minor

NSM PEAK

17-23 credits (Total does not include prerequisite courses)

Minor Requirements

Complete one of the following (4-8 credits):

BIO-201Biology I: Molecules to Cells

3 credits

BIO-201LMolecules to Cells Lab

1 credit

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or

BIO-210LMolecules to Cells Research-Based Lab

1 credit

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AND

BIO-202Organismal Biology

3 credits

BIO-202LOrganismal Biology

1 credit

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OR

BIO-159Cellular Basis of Human Physiology

3 credits

BIO-159LCellular Basis of Human Physiology Lab

1 credit

The BIO-201 - BIO-202 sequence is the better choice for students planning to enter a graduate program that would require Cell Biology or Biochemistry, i.e., programs leading to careers as a physician or physician’s assistant or in dentistry, veterinary medicine, medical lab science, optometry or pharmacy.


BIO-159 is the appropriate choice for students who do not plan to enter a graduate program that would require Cell Biology or Biochemistry. Graduate programs not requirig these courses would include those leading to careers as a nurse, physical therapist or occupational therapist.

Complete all of the following (10-11 credits):

BIO-224Human Anatomy and Physiology I

3 credits

BIO-224LHuman Anatomy and Physiology I Lab

1 credit

HHP-203Human Health and Wellness

3 credits

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MAT-125Data Analysis and Statistics

3 credits

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or

MAT-150Applied Calculus: a Modeling Approach

4 credits

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or

MAT-175Single Variable Calculus

4 credits

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or

MAT-212Multiple Regression Analysis

3 credits

Complete one of the following (3-4 credits):

HHP-244Care and Prevention of Injury

3 credits

HHP-300Applied Sport Psychology

3 credits

HHP-304Motor Learning

3 credits

HHP-312Health Related Fitness and Exercise Prescription

3 credits

HHP-319Mechanical Analysis of Sport

3 credits

HHP-321Functional Motor Skills Testing

3 credits

HHP-343Physiology of Exercise I

3 credits

HHP-343LPhysiology of Exercise I Lab

1 credit

HHP-410Exercise Metabolism

3 credits

HHP-434Adapted Physical Education

3 credits

Some graduate and professional programs have additional course requirements.