USD 39,150 / Per course
Undergraduate Transfer Program - Exercise and Sport Science
INTO Oregon State UniversityCorvallis, United States
Jun 17, 2027
On campus
3 terms
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Program Details
- Degree
- Bachelors
- Major
- Exercise Science | Kinesiology | Sports Science
- Area of study
- Sports | Health
- Timing
- Full time
- Course Language
- English
Intakes
Program start date
Jun 17, 2027
Program Overview
Undergraduate Transfer Program - Exercise and Sport Science
Program Details
Undergraduate Transfer Program - Exercise and Sport Science
Entry Requirements
Academic Requirements
- Transferring from a recognized college or university with minimum 15 quarter or 12 semester credits
- 2.25 minimum college/university GPA
English Language Requirements
- TOEFL 60
- IELTS 5.5
- Duolingo 90
- Completion of Academic English Level 4
Class Size
- 20
Important Dates
2025 Summer Start (June)
- Program start date: 17 June 2025
- Program end date: 20 March 2026
- Term 1 summer: 17 June 2025 - 5 September 2025
- Term 2 fall: 17 September 2025 - 12 December 2025
- Term 3 winter: 30 December 2025 - 20 March 2026
Fees and Pricing
Estimated Cost of Attendance
- Tuition fee: $39,150.00
- Approximate cost: $39,150.00
Progression
Human Development and Family Sciences (B.S.)
- 2.25 GPA cumulative in the program
- Grade of C- or better in Math (MTH 111 or higher)
- Grade of C- or better in English Comp (WR 121)
- Grade of C- or better in Communication (COMM 111)
Kinesiology (B.S.)
- 2.25 GPA cumulative in the program
- Grade of C- or better in Math (MTH 111 or higher)
- Grade of C- or better in English Comp (WR 121)
- Grade of C- or better in Communication (COMM 111)
Nutrition (B.S.)
- 2.25 GPA cumulative in the program
- Grade of C- or better in Math (MTH 111 or higher)
- Grade of C- or better in English Comp (WR 121)
- Grade of C- or better in Communication (COMM 111)
Public Health (B.S.)
- 2.25 GPA cumulative in the program
- Grade of C- or better in Math (MTH 111 or higher)
- Grade of C- or better in English Comp (WR 121)
- Grade of C- or better in Communication (COMM 111)
About University
Overview:
- Founded in 1868 as Oregon Agricultural College
- Designated as Oregon State Agricultural College in 1890
- Renamed Oregon State University in 1937
- Home to the largest undergraduate enrollment in Oregon
- Consistently ranked among the top 150 national universities by U.S. News & World Report
Student Life:
- Over 300 student clubs and organizations
- 19 NCAA Division I varsity sports teams
- Student Recreation Center with fitness facilities, pools, and climbing walls
- Student Health Services providing medical, dental, and counseling services
- On-campus housing options include traditional dorms, apartments, and Greek houses
Academics:
- 11 colleges offering over 100 undergraduate majors and 80 graduate programs
- Faculty-to-student ratio of 1:18
- Research-intensive university with over $200 million in annual research expenditures
- Academic support services include tutoring, writing centers, and math labs
- Unique academic programs include:
- College of Forestry's nationally recognized forestry and natural resources programs
- College of Engineering's top-ranked robotics engineering program
- College of Business's AACSB-accredited undergraduate and graduate programs
Top Reasons to Study Here:
- Ranked #147 in National Universities by U.S. News & World Report (2023)
- Top 100 public research universities in the nation
- Specialized facilities include:
- Oregon State University Libraries with over 3 million volumes
- Oregon State University Press publishing scholarly books and journals
- Oregon State University Extension and Experiment Station conducting research and outreach
- Industry connections through partnerships with major corporations and government agencies
- Notable alumni include:
- Linfield Scott (1806-1866), U.S. Army general
- Mark O. Hatfied (1922-2011), U.S. Senator
- Phil Knight (1938-), co-founder of Nike
Services:
- Counseling and Psychological Services providing mental health support
- Student Health Services offering medical, dental, and vision care
- University Housing providing on-campus living options
- Valley Library offering research and study spaces, as well as special collections
- Information Services providing technology support and training
- Career Services assisting students with job search and career development
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