where do you get a degree in excercise science?
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any college that offers a bachelors in Kinesiology. They usually have a minor in exercise science.
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I did some research on this and there are some courses that you can take that are home-study.  In about 6 months you will be ready to take the exam.  The top accredidation is ACE.  Most trainers are certified through ACE.  Here is a good list of research that will get you on your way:\n\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/search?ei=utf-8&fr=slv1-msgr&p=how+to+become+a+personal+fitness+trainer
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a university degree in physiotherapy\nno, you can not wake up one morning and decide to open a practice
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You are short of a degree that will let you do anything.  You need to posess a degree almost specificially to your feild to get most jobs.  Also you say that you don't like competition?  Your gonna have a really hard time having a comfortable life in science because everyone is cut throat and will do just about anything to get ahead of you and make themselves.
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In the US, to become a physical therapist, you now need to obtain either a masters of doctorate level degree.  Your bachelor's degree should encompass many of the classes that are prerequisite courses for entrance into the professional phase of the program including at least\n1. A year and a half of biology\n2. Anatomy and physiology\n3. Statistics and trigonometry or calculus\n4. Basic, lifespan, and abnormal psychology\n5. A year of chemistry\n6. A year of physics\n\nThis may vary from school to school...\n\nYou will also want to have all  your general education requirements completed by the time you apply for admission to the professional phase.  \n\nThe structure of programs vaires...some are direct admittance...admitting you as a freshman and garauntee a spot in the professional phase of the program as long as you maintain a certain GPA.  Others require you to complete your bachelor's degree and admit you as a grad student to the DPT...some admit you as a senior, you complete your BS degree after the first year and then finish the the master's degree by the end of the third year...it all depends on the school.  \n\nOne place to get started is to visit the APTA website at www.apta.org and view what schools are accredited PT schools.  Then, review which ones you may potentially wish to attend and investigate that program's requiements and structure.  \n\nGood luck!
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Uh... Country... State... city?\n\nAlso... are you planning a graduates school... or actual degree?
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For a degree in Sign Language Studies in south east Michigan you want to look at Oakland Community College, they offer a two year associates degree. (This is where I am going, email me if you want more info).\n\nsee:\nhttp://www.oaklandcc.edu/SLI/\n\nOr, Madonna University has an excellent 4 year bachelors degree program. (intensive program, but expensive)\n\nsee:\nhttp://www.madonna.edu/pages/signlanguagestudies.cfm\n\nFurther north, Lansing Community College and Mott College also have degree programs.
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At least a master's degree.
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www.fearofphysics.com has lots of animations and simulations about many aspects of Physics.  There is a section where you can ask experts and answer questions about Physics, a Physics dictionary and links to fun sites and games to do with Physics.\n\nA question for you though, what would you have done with a pure science degree?
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Eastern Kentucky University offers a 4 year BS in Forensic Science, either a chemistry or biology option.  I Go to school there.
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Science. You'd get a B.S. for a 4 year dgree.
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http://www.aafs.org/default.asp?section_id=resources&page_id=colleges_and_universities#fepac\nColleges and unversity approved by the american academy of forensic science http://www.aafs.org/\nhttp://www.forensicdna.com/careers.htm\n# You will need, at a minimum, a Bachelors degree (or coursework equivalent) in a physical science such as chemistry, biology or physics. Coursework should be heavy on chemistry and ideally include microscopy and statistics.\n# Whether or not you pursue a graduate degree or a degree specifically in forensic science should be based on your personal situation and preferences. There is no general industry standard. If you are interested in a specific lab, call the director to ask what they are looking for.\n# Schools offering degrees in forensic science can be found through these Forensic Education Links\n# You may be interested in one of the non-accredited forensic science courses we offer on-line or through the Univesity of California at Berkeley Extention. For more information go to Classes in Forensic Science\n# The following articles contain information about educational requirements for jobs in forensic science.\n\nWhat should look for is a BS in biology or chemistry
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Although I don't think there is a specific degree in breaking there are many differant colleges you can attened that offer degrees in the equine industry. (Southern Illinois, University of Arkansas Fayetteville, Stephens College, Missouri State University, just to name a few). I would suggest going to your local barns & noble or borders bookstores and find a book about careers with horses. There are quite a few good ones out there. If a four year degree just isnt for you there are community colleges that offer AA degrees. I attened Black Hawk College (east campus) where they offer a degree in Horse Science Technology as well as in Equine Sciences. Degrees like these give you a good overview of horse knowledge and then you are also required to complete and internship which gives you the chance you gain hands on experience and make conections in the area you want to work in.
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Only SME I know is a "Subject Matter Expert," which is also known as a specialist.\n\nAs I look this up, however, I see there is a Sports Medicine: Exercise Science degree (a person is John Smith, SME.)  That person has a speciality in, you guessed it, excercise training for sports medicine.
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I think Victoria University in Wellington. Please check there website for more details!
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University of Texas Southwestern in Dallas.  I know they have an excellent microbiology program.  check it out for forensics.
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Many universities provide degrees in thsi area.  They often have grants available.\n\nIf this is not for you, or you can't get the financial support, I have another suggestion.\n\nLook for people in your area that practice Kinesiology.  They may need and assistant.  You could earn while you learn.  Let them knwo that you will work for a little less if they will mentor you.  This would likely be a much faster way to learnm and your boss may be able to expand their business once you are trained.\n\nBest of luck,\nJeffrey