Why the catalog year matters
Your catalog year is the year you started at SDSU, and it decides which rules apply to your degree, not the current semester's course list. A class that is offered this term may not count toward your requirements, and one that counts for a newer catalog year may not be on an older list at all. Always check the requirements for your own catalog year, not the newest one.
A Minimum Score of
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Admission to the Degree Curriculum
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Advancement to Candidacy
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After Entering the Concurrent Program
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Note
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Specific Requirements
- FN 700 - Seminar in Nutrition
- DPT 750 - Concepts in Physiology, Pathophysiology, and Pharmacology
- DPT 830 - Cardiopulmonary Therapeutics
- ENS 601 - Experimental Methods in Exercise and Nutritional Sciences
- ENS 602 - Research Evaluation in Exercise and Nutritional Sciences
- ENS 661 - Seminar in Advanced Physiology of Exercise
- ENS 662 - Advanced Exercise Physiology Laboratory
- ENS 797 - Research
- ENS 796 - Exercise Science Internship
- FN 600 - Seminar: Foods and Nutrition
- FN 607 - Child Nutrition
- FN 608 - Geriatric Nutrition
- FN 610 - Nutrition and Energy
- FN 799A - Thesis
- ENS 799A - Thesis or Project
- ENS 790 - Culminating Research Project
Students Will Be Required
- BIOL 212 - Human Anatomy
- BIOL 336 - Principles of Human Physiology
- CHEM 100 - Preparation for General Chemistry
- CHEM 130 - Elementary Organic Chemistry
- CHEM 160 - Introductory Biochemistry
- FN 201 - Fundamentals of Nutrition
- FN 302 - Advanced Nutrition
- FN 302L - Nutritional Assessment and Research Laboratory
- ENS 303 - Applied Kinesiology
- ENS 304 - Physiology of Exercise
- ENS 304L - Exercise Physiology Laboratory
This checklist reflects San Diego State's published catalog for 2026-27 and may not capture every substitution, waiver, or advisor-approved exception. Confirm anything that affects graduation with your own advisor or degree audit.