UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA


 COLLEGE OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH
 GENERAL STATEMENT
 The College of Physical Education and Health offers programs of instruction and
services under five departments, namely, Health Service, Intramural Athletics and
Recreation, Required Physical Education for Men, Required Physical Education for
Women, and The Professional Curriculum.

 THE PROFESSIONAL CURRICUt'JM
 The Department of The Professional Curriculum offers programs of study leading
to appropriate undergraduate degrees in the areas of Physical Education, Health
Education, Recreation, and Physical Therapy. The course requirements for each of
the several curricula will be found on the following pages. Each curriculum is designed
to prepare students for various professional positions. These positions are described in
the introductory paragraphs of the several curricula. The requirements of the several
undergraduate curricula are organized on the basis of the Lower Division and the
Upper Division. Courses basic to each of the several curricula are offered in the Uni-
versity College and are required for admission to full standing in the College of Physical
Education and Health. Programs of graduate study are also offered by this department
leading to the degree Master of Physical Education and Health.

 ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
 1. Requirements for students entering The Professional Curriculum of the College
of Physical Education and Health from the University College:
 a. Present a certificate of graduation from the University College or its equiva-
lent.
 b. Complete, with a passing grade on each, all required University College
courses (C-l, C-2, C-3, C-41, C-42, C-5 and C-6 or satisfactory substitutes therefore )
 c. Complete, with a passing grade, the specified professional foundation courses
for the curriculum of the student's choice (see curricula below) during the freshman
and sophomore years in the University College.
 d. Present an academic average of 2.0 covering all work in the Lower Division.
 e. Have the approval of the Committee on Admissions of the College.
 2. Requirements for transfer students entering from other institutions:
 a. Meet the above requirements or the equivalent, as determined by the Board
of University Examiners and have the approval of the Committee on Admissions of
the College of Physical Education and Health. Transfer and acceptance of credits
from other institutions are handled through the Office of the Registrar.
 3. The Committee on Admissions of the College of Physical Education and Health
will consider requests for admission from students who do not meet the conditions
stated above. Admission without the required 2.0 academic average, however, will be
approved only in exceptional cases.
 THE ADVISORY PLAN
 All students in the College of Physical Education and Health are provided with
an adviser selected from the faculty. The purpose of the advisory plan is to make
available an understanding and sympathetic counselor to whom the student may turn