Sport, Fitness & Leisure Studies	Name:_____________________________________
Salem State College	Date administered into major. __________________
Advisor._________________________________	Transfer credits._____________________________

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

SPORT, FITNESS & LEISURE STUDIES

HEALTH EDUCATION CONCENTRATION

TEACHER LICENSURE (PreK-12)

CORE REQUIREMENTS	COURSES IN MAJOR (65 credits total)
Competency-Bases Skills	Major Core (20 credits)

@ٱ Basic College Math	BIO 324 Exercise Physiology	3 ___
@ٱ Reading Comprehension	SFL 171 Fund. of Exercise & Conditioning	1 ___
@ٱ Computer Literacy	SFL 185 Intro to SFL	3 ___
_____________________________________________________	SFL 200 Perceptual Motor Development	4 ___
@ ENG 101 Composition 1 3 ___	or
@ ENG 102 Composition 2 3 ___	SFL 221 Perceptual Motor Learning	___
@ SPC 101 Speech 3 ___	SFL 251 Standard First Aid & CPR	3 ___
@ SFL 194 Health and Wellness 3 ___	SFL 309 Kinesiology	3 ___
or	SFL 291 Basic Swim & Water Safety	1 ___
SFL 361 or SFL 362 (Women’s or Men’s Hlth Seminar) 3___	SFL ___ Adventure	1 ___
@ SFL ___ __________________ .5 ___	SFL ___ Dance	1 ___
@ SFL ___ ___________________ .5 ___
	MAJOR ELECTIVES (6 credits)
Distribution Sequences (20 credits)	SFL ___ _______________________________	__ ___
___ ___ (Literature 1) 3 ___	SFL ___ _______________________________	__ ___
___ ___ (Literature 2) 3 ___
* BIO 200 Anatomy and Physiology I W/lab 4 ___	CONCENTRATION (39 credits)
* BIO 201 Anatomy and Physiology II W/lab 4 ___	HEALTH EDUCATION (Pre-K-12)
@ HIS 101 History of World Civilization 3 ___	SFL 261 Intro to Health Ed & Health Promotion	3 ___
@ HIS ___ (History II) 3 ___	SFL 230 Issues In Public and Community Health	3 ___
	SFL 240B Nutrition & Physical Performance	3 ___
Distribution Electives (18 credits)	SFL 231 Consumer Health	3 ___
Among the distribution electives, the student must earn at least 3 but no	SFL 327B Legal Issues in SFL Studies	3 ___
more than 9 additional semester hours in each of the three divisions.	SFL 324 Physical Education for Child w/ Spec. Needs	3 ___
	SFL 389 Disease & Illness of the Physically Active	3 ___
Humanities (Division I)	SFL 360 Method & Material in Health Education	3 ___
___ ___ ___________________ _ ___	SFL 443 Directed Field Experience in Health Education	3 ___
___ ___ ____________________ _ ___	EDU 473 Student Teaching in Health Ed (Pre-K-12)	12 ___
___ ___ ____________________ _ ___
	REQUIRED SUPPORT COURSES (6 credits)
Science/Mathematics (Division II)	*IDS 320 Human Sexuality	3 ___
* BIO 105 Biological Systems 4 ___	*PSY 218 Childhood and Adolescence	3 ___
* CHE 124 Gen Chem life Science 4 ___
* CHE 125 Chem. Life Process 4 ___	FREE ELECTIVES (Minimum: 2 credits)
	___ ___ __________________________________	__ ___
Social Sciences (Division III)	___ ___ __________________________________	__ ___
* PSY 101 General Psychology 3 ___	___ ___ __________________________________	__ ___
* HIS ___ American Government 3 ___	___ ___ __________________________________	__ ___
___ ___ ____________________ _ ___
(Note: Courses allowable as distribution electives are marked ‘D’ in the
College Catalog or indicated by appropriate footnotes.)

@ * Note:

Requirements so marked should be completed within the first 53 credits of study (i.e. before Junior status). Exceptions will be made for transfer students. These are required support courses which may also be used to satisfy the indicated Distribution requirments. A student may choose to fulfill Distribution requirments with courses other than the ones listed, but listed courses must be taken. If the required Biology and Chemistry courses are used as distribution electives, no more than nine credit hours may be applied to distribution. The remaining three credits may be used to satisfy, in part, the free elective requirement. If a course is to satisfy two or more requirements (for example, a support course and a distribution elective), the credits are counted in only one place. Using a course to satisfy more than one requirement does not reduce the credit total required for graduation.

Total credits for graduation: 127