Equine Studies — Equine Exercise Physiology
2309: A.S. Degree in Equine Studies — Equine Exercise Physiology (64 Credit Hours)
CIP: 01.0507
FL CIP: 1101050700
SOC: 45-1011.08
Entry Wage: $15.00/hour
The Equine Exercise Physiology specialization under the Associate in Science degree in Equine Studies focuses on studying the physical aspects of the equine athlete. Muscle physiology, conditioning techniques, manual therapeutic support, injury and rehabilitation are critical components involved in the training and support of high performance horses. Students will also study the role of farrier science as well as tack and equipment. Typical employment following completion of this program includes positions as trainers, grooms and rehabilitation technicians.
Program Core Courses
Equine Exercise Physiology Specialization
General Education Courses
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Course No.
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Course Title
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Credits
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ENC 1101
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Freshman Composition Skills I
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3
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QMB 1001**
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College Business Mathematics or
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3
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MAC 1140
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Precalculus (Algebra)
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Any Biological or Physical Science
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3
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One of the following options: (To satisfy Social Science and Humanities requirements)
ISS 1013
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Introduction to the Social Sciences and
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HUM 1020
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Introduction to the Humanities
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OR
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WOH 2012
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World Civilizations I and either
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HUM 1020
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Introduction to the Humanities or
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HUM 1230
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Introduction to the Humanities: Since the Renaissance
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6
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OR
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WOH 2022
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World Civilizations II and either
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HUM 1020
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Introduction to the Humanities or
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HUM 1210
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Introduction to the Humanities: To the Renaissance
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Total Credit Hours
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64
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