Therapeutic Recreation
Downloadable Worksheet (Excel)
Prepares students for the National Council for Therapeutic Recreation Certification Exam and
for careers in rehab facilities, community health agencies, and schools.
General Studies (47 credits)
- ENGL 101 Written English
- ENGL 102/103/104 Written English
- COMM 202 Fund. of Speech
- ENGL 204 Survey of American Lit.
- ENGL 208/209 World Lit.
- SOCI 203 General Sociology
- GSCI Science Elective 1
- GSCI Science Elective 2
- MATH Math Elective
- MUSC 111 Intro to Music
- ART 103 Intro to Visual Arts
- GSPE 210 Fitness for Life
- HIST 100/101 History Elective
- HIST 102/103 History Elective
- ECON 123/205 Economics 205
- PSCI 100/101 Political Sci.
Recreation Core (46 credits)
- RECR 140 Intro. Leisure Studies
- RECR 210 Leisure Activities
- RECR 316 Rec. Programming (S)
- RECR 320 Facilities Management (S)
- RECR 335 Leisure for the Aging
- RECR 370 Environmental Educ.
- RECR 407 Mgmt. Rec. & Leisure (F)
- RECR 440 Late Adulthood Issues
- RECR 449 Pre-Practicum
- RECR 450 CR Internship
- HLTH 225 First Aid/CPR
- HLTH 300 Substance Use/Abuse
- BADM 310 Principles of Mgmt.
- CIS 102 Microcomputer Apps.
Therapeutic Recreation Concentration (36 credits)
- RECR 115 Intro. Therapeutic Rec. (F)
- RECR 331 Medical Terminology (S)
- RECR 350 Fieldwork Exper. Rec.
- RECR 430 Therap. Rec. Prog. (S)
- RECR 431 Issues/Trends in TR (S)
- PHED 380 Perceptual Motor Learn (F)
- PHED 370 Appl. Anatomy/Physiol.*
- PHED 401 Teach. Adapted Ph. Ed. (S)
- Required for Certification (8)
EDUC 300 Human Growth & Dev.*
PSYC 460 Abnormal Psychology (F)*
- Suggested Elective (5)
EDUC 360 Survey of Except. Child (S)
PSYC 203 Intro. to Psychology
BIOL 225 Anatomy & Physiology 1
BIOL 226 Anatomy & Physiology 2
Additional Notes
- Take approximately 2 courses from each section each semester.
- Take 100 & 200 (numbered) courses your freshman year.
- Graduation Requirement: Students are required to attend two conferences in their professional field.
- A grade point average of 2.0 or better is required for all courses in the concentration and overall.
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