The Sport Management Studies program has three distinctive tracks: 1) Sport Management, 2) Professional Golf Management, and 3) Wellness and Fitness.

The Sport Management Studies program is open to any student who has been admitted to California University of Pennsylvania.

Once a student matriculates in the Sport Management Studies program, the student must maintain the following:

• Students beginning in the fall 2008 semester must have a minimum of 2.50 cumulative grade-point average (GPA)
  
  
• A student earning a D in a SPT major course must repeat this class. Students who begin in fall 2004 through spring 2008 must have a minimum of 2.25 cumulative GPA.  A student earning a D in a SPT major course must repeat this class
  

The course sequence is designed so that it does not overwhelm our busy students. In most semesters, students will not be required to take more than two courses at once (six credits each term), allowing students to focus time and energy on successful completion of each course. Fall and Spring semesters include two eight week terms each. The summer includes two five week terms or one ten week term.

Students pursuing the program will be prepared to sit for a certification in personal training offered by the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM). This undergraduate program was created based on Cal U's extremely successful online graduate programs in Wellness and Fitness, Performance Enhancement, Rehabilitation Science, and Sport Psychology.

Enrollment is limited, so if you are interested in the program, please e-mail us immediately atbsfitness@calu.edu and specify that you are interested in the Bachelor of Science in Sport Management: Wellness and Fitness track. For detailed explanation of the cohort format and the sequencing of courses, please click on the course sequence links above.

Transfer credits are accepted, so students who have previous college coursework will be able to apply appropriate credits toward their Cal U degree. For students who do not have any college credits, all 120 credits of the program will be available in a 100 percent online format via the Internet (in some instances, a few courses may be taken outside of Cal U at an institution with whom we have an articulation agreement to fulfill some credits).