Kinesiology
Kinesiology
The Solano Community College Associate in Arts in Kinesiology for Transfer degree provides students with a strong foundation in the study of human movement, exercise, and wellness. Designed for seamless transfer to the CSU system, this program prepares students to continue their education in Kinesiology and related fields, opening doors to diverse careers in fitness, health, athletics, and rehabilitation.
Turn your passion for movement into a career in health, fitness, and sports.
The Associate in Arts in Kinesiology for Transfer (AA-T) degree at Solano Community College provides students with a strong academic foundation in the study of human movement, exercise, and physical activity. This program is specifically designed to ensure a smooth transfer to the California State University (CSU) system, where students can pursue a bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology or a related field.
By completing this program, students gain the knowledge and preparation needed for advanced study in areas such as exercise science, physical therapy, athletic training, coaching, and health and wellness professions. The AA-T guarantees admission to the CSU system with junior standing, though not necessarily to a particular campus or major.
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Associate in Arts in Kinesiology for Transfer (AA‑T)
Designed to provide a seamless pathway to the California State University (CSU) system, this degree ensures junior standing admission (though not to a specific campus or major). It requires completion of 60 transferable semester units, including 18–26 units in Kinesiology major coursework, aligned with CSU General Education or IGETC standards.
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Associate in Science in Kinesiology (non-transfer)
A foundational degree providing education and training in fitness, movement science, and health—ideal for students aiming for employment or further studies in health and wellness fields. Note: This degree is currently phasing out as the AA‑T becomes the primary offering.
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Fitness Professional Job-Direct Low Unit Certificate
A focused 17-unit certificate that equips students with practical skills in fitness training, emergency care, sports science fundamentals, and nutrition.
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Personal Trainer / Fitness Instructor
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Fitness Consultant / Coach
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Physical Therapy Aide / Rehabilitation Assistant
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Exercise Physiologist (entry-level support roles)
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Athletic Trainer Assistant
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Sports Coach (youth, high school, or club level)
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Recreation or Wellness Program Coordinator
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Lifestyle or Corporate Wellness Coach
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Physical Education Assistant in schools
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Aquatics or Youth Camp Director
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Adaptive Physical Activity Specialist
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Strength & Conditioning Coach (entry pathways)