Montana State University

Bachelor of Science - Health and Human Performance - Exercise Science Option
Bozeman, USA, North America
Bozeman, USA, North America
About the program
The undergraduate major in Health and Human Performance (HHP) at Montana State University is a general pre-health professional curriculum that prepares students for health-related graduate programs (e.g., physical therapy, occupational therapy, medical school, etc.), exercise science graduate programs (e.g., exercise physiology, health promotion, biomechanics), as well as entry-level occupations within the health and wellness industry.
Program Details
Degree level:
4-Year Bachelor's Degree
Study mode:
In Class
Program duration:
48 months
Features
International Year One
Details come from the university and can change — always confirm on the program page before you apply.
Key facts
Entry requirements
Grade 12 / High School
Cost

$38
Application fee

$13 446
Cost of living / year

$30 784
Tuition
Other fees

Health Insurance Fees
per year
$4,769
Miscellaneous Fees
per year
$3,692
Fees
per year
$2,503
Books and Supply Fees
per year
$1,450
Foreign Student Fees
per year
$300
Charged by the institution on top of tuition.
Gallery




+4 photos
Campuses
Main Campus
Similar programs
Program Details
Degree level:
4-Year Bachelor's Degree
Study mode:
In Class
Program duration:
48 months

















