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Exercise Science Health and Wellness Promotion (AS.HWP)

Learn the nutritional principles that support overall wellness, explore how exercise science connects to human health and performance, and take the important first step toward continuing your education in a field that leads to in-demand careers in health and wellness.

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Rowan College at Burlington County’s Exercise Science Health and Wellness Promotion Associate of Science program provides a solid foundation in exercise science, health education, and the principles that underpin physical performance and overall well-being.

At RCBC, you’ll learn how health and movement work together, and you’ll develop the knowledge and skills to support nutrition, wellness, and fitness for individuals and communities.

There is always a need for dedicated health and wellness professionals. With a degree in Exercise Science and Wellness Promotion, you can pursue a rewarding career as an athletic trainer, exercise physiologist, health educator, or community health worker.

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Your RCBC associate degree also prepares you to seamlessly transfer to a four-year college or university to continue your studies in exercise science, general health science, or related fields.

Take the next step toward a future in health, fitness, and wellness—starting right here at RCBC.

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Graduates of this program should be able to:

  1. Demonstrate an understanding of the interrelationship among exercise science, health promotion, and wellness
  2. Recognize the impact of unhealthy behavior on individual health and wellness
  3. Exhibit oral and written communication skills necessary to interact with other health care professionals and consumers
  4. Communicate the fundamentals of nutrition and its effects on physical performance and health

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