Academic Calendar 2006
(Old Programs)

Transition Program

For Students who entered this program before September 2003

The Bachelor of Science Honors Kinesiology program commences at second year. Normally, a student must satisfactorily complete a five-course first year program which meets University regulations and includes Kinesiology 021. To be considered for progression to second year, students must also obtain a 70% average on the 5 courses, with no course grade lower than a 'C'.

For progression in the honors program each year, students must retain a principal course average of 70% and a minimum of 60% in each principal course selected. Courses selected as subsidiary courses must be passed successfully and average to 60%.

A total of three and one-half or four full-course equivalent Kinesiology courses to be selected as follows:

Note: Prior to graduation, all BSc (Honors Kinesiology) students must complete a minimum of one half-course from any of Kinesiology 250a/b, 263F/G, 280a/b, 288a/b, 290F/G, 293F/G, 298a/b, Dance 270a/b

One Science full-course equivalent numbered 200 and above

Note: If only one half-course was selected from Kinesiology 236a/b, 250a/b, 263F/G, 280a/b, 288a/b, 290F/G, 293F/G, 298a/b, Dance 270a/b, then an additional subsidiary half-course must be selected from outside the School of Kinesiology.

One Science full-course equivalent numbered 200 and above

One non-Kinesiology full-course equivalent

Note:By the end of third year students must complete a minimum of one half- course in Introductory Statistics as well as Physiology 130 or Physiology 312.

The selection must include a minimum of one full-course equivalent, not previously completed, from Kinesiology 343a/b, 353a/b, 433a/b, 440y, 430F/G, 432a/b or 443 .

Bachelor of Science Honors Kinesiology students who are either ineligible to progress or elect to leave the honors program and who wish to graduate with an area of concentration in Kinesiology, must transfer to the 3-year BA program. Additional course work may be necessary to meet University and program regulations regarding graduation requirements.