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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Kinesiology leaves you pretty much a gym teacher, personal trainer, or in prep for ... something somewhat related.[/quote] That reminds me of an old joke - those who can, do. Those who can't, teach. Those who can't teach, teach gym. But teachers have educational credentials. There is a role for home economics and exercise classes in high school, but I would not put them in a Research 1 flagship state university. Nobody forces you to take those classes, but our taxes subsidize it. The winning answer was that C-students need a major where they can get A's and B's.[/quote] Kinesiology is not really an easy major at many schools. A&P is intensive, Chem 1&2 and Physics 1&2 and Bio 1&2 are intensive courses. [/quote]
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