Why Study Exercise Professional/Strength and Conditioning at Vermont State
- Hands-On Training Experience: Graduate with up to two years of professional experience in the field as you work with real clients, athletes, and patients in one of our many internship opportunities.
- National Certifications: All degree concentration areas contain one or more national certification examination preparation courses embedded in the curriculum. National certifications provide additional job opportunities and are valued by most graduate school programs.
- Unique Accreditation: This Exercise Science Program is one of the 5% of undergraduate Exercise Science Programs in the country that are both CAAHEP Accredited and NSCA Recognized. Graduates are eligible to sit for advanced ASCM and NSCA national certification examinations.
Program Accreditation
This program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (2009-present) in coordination with the American College of Sports Medicine.
The program is also recognized by the National Strength and Conditioning Association’s Education Recognition Program (2005-present).
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Sample Courses
- Exercise for Health and Performance
- Nutrition for Health and Performance
- Physiology of Exercise
- Kinesiology
- Scientific Foundations of Strength and Conditioning
Other Concentrations in This Program
Student Stories
“The professors hold you to a high standard. They expect so much out of you. If you put the time in, they’ll give it right back to you. I think that’s what sets Vermont State apart — you get that one-on-one interaction with faculty and build a relationship that’s lasting. If you’re looking to develop relationships with faculty and staff to guide you into your career, Vermont State is definitely the place to be.” ”
Erin Holt
