Health & Exercise Science (HES)
Kinesiology & Rehabilitation Science (KRS)
FAQs
General
Yes, we have two tracks for the BS in KRS. They are the Health and Exercise Science (HES) and Health and Physical Education (HPE) tracks. See Freshman Admission Requirements: University of Hawai'i at Mānoa - Undergraduate - Freshman
A minimum of 24 transferable credits and a minimum GPA of 2.50.
Input your transfer course subject and select UHM as your campus: UH Transfer Database
"The evaluation of courses on this site is a guide, and transferability of any given course is not guaranteed until an official transfer credit evaluation is completed."
No, but if possible, consider completing the following courses: Chemistry 161/L, Physics 151/L, and Anatomy and Physiology with labs.
Apply through https://makalei.coe.hawaii.edu/student
MĀKĀLEI is an online system that the College of Education (COE) uses to walk you through the application process. Mākālei: COE Student Journey.
Da Houl: houl@hawaii.edu
Two semesters prior to your graduating semester meet with an advisor at OSAS. Confirm your KRS core and elective requirements have been met with KRS advisor, Da Houl: houl@hawaii.edu.
Email the particular course instructor. For transfer students and only for KRS courses, you may contact KRS advisor, Da Houl: houl@hawaii.edu, for a repeat or prerequisite override. Please provide the error message from STAR, your UH ID # and the course CRN.
Yes, they are located at QLCSS, Rm. 010. Email: uhmva@hawaii.edu,
An advisor at the COE Office of Student Academic Services (OSAS).
Some are in graduate programs like PT, OT, AT, Pharmacy, Nursing, PA, and Medical. Some are working as Strength & Conditioning Coaches, PT technicians at REHAB hospital of the Pacific, various positions in UH the Athletics Department.
The DPT program is currently going through the curriculum/program planning phases.
It’s best to review the information first on the particular graduate school website then communicate directly with their program admission counselor.
The statement of objectives is generally 1-2 written pages on what you are hoping to gain from the program to which you are applying. Include how the program fits into your future professional goals as well as how your previous academic work has prepared you for the program.
