Major/Double Major/3-Year/4-Year (BA)

Kin Major

Kinesiology and beyond. The flexibility to create a winning combination of courses.

The Major in Kinesiology provides flexibility in selecting Kinesiology courses allowing students to initially investigate courses throughout the broad scope of Kinesiology. With fewer Kinesiology course requirements than other modules students enrolled in the major have the flexibility to incorporate more external electives within their degree. Students often combine a major in Kinesiology with a major from another discipline.

Progression from Year 1 to Year 2
All Kinesiology students who meet the standards listed below will be able to progress into this module.

  • To progress in this module, students require:
    • A minimum 70% cumulative average in first year
    • No grade less than 60%
    • A minimum 70% modular average
      • Kin 1070A, Kin 1080B, Physiology 1021 and the student's highest grade in an additional 1.0 course (or two 0.5 credit courses)
  • Non-Kinesiology students may be admitted to this module even if they have not completed all the prerequisite courses
  • Students with a reduced course load will be considered for progression into this module.
  • Students who do not meet these requirements will be considered for the 3- or 4-Year BA program.

Graduation minimum average requirements
Students must maintain a 70% average on their senior kinesiology courses with no grade less than 60%. Additionally, students must maintain a cumulative average of 65% with no failed courses.

The Program Planning Guide and Academic Calendar link below are intended to assist students with program planning. Students are responsible for ensuring their course selection meets their module and degree requirements.