美国sports本科专业

① 关于美国的“运动生理学专业（Exercise Physiology）”情况，学校这个专业的录取情况

» The Exercise Physiologist
The Exercise Physiologist is an allied health professional who prescribes exercise programs, also for cardiac and pulmonary patients referred by a physician, and ecates people about the benefits of exercise; the EP performs evaluation and assessment of cardiovascular and metabolic effects, as well as the mechanisms of exercise; EP studies acute and chronic physiological adaptation to physical activity, and helps active people and athletes to improve and maintain their health & fitness level or performance.

Many Exercise Physiologists might choose to devote their career to the study and research of diseases and chronic conditions to improve the health and quality of life of the general population. Nonetheless, the main focus of the study of exercise physiology remains the improvement of athletic performance.

The ASEP defines Exercise Physiology as "the identification of physiological mechanisms underlying physical activity, the comprehensive delivery of treatment services concerned with the analysis, improvement, and maintenance of health and fitness, rehabilitation of heart disease and other chronic diseases and/or disabilities, and the professional guidance and counsel of athletes and others interested in athletics, sports training, and human adaptability to acute and chronic exercise."

» Ecation requirements
Most Exercise Physiologists hold a master's degree, and in many cases this is the minimum level of ecation required. However, depending on the job settings, an undergraate degree might still be accepted. For those interested in cardiac rehabilitation a master's degree is a requirement. Accredited programs are offered by many universities and schools. Also a list of accredited academic institutions is available at the AESP web site.

In general, the ecational programs for a degree in exercise physiology or exercise science should includes the following courses:

Human anatomy & physiology
General chemistry
Biomechanics
Kinesiology
Exercise testing & prescription
Sports nutrition
ECG interpretation & exercise testing
An internship program, in a clinical setting or at the school itself, is also part of the curriculum; this practical experience should help the students to improve their skills and knowledge for the profession.

» Certifications
As an health allied professional, the Exercise Physiologist must have a professional certification offered by a recognized organization.

The Center for Exercise Physiology (CEP), an independent professional organization, is responsible for accreditation of academic programs, board certification, and regulating the profession through title protection and licensure. Candidates must pass a written multiple-choice exam and a practical exam that evaluates the hands-on laboratory skills and knowledge within exercise physiology. In addition to the exam, EPCs must maintained continuing ecation credits (more info).

The ACSM's Registered Clinical Exercise Physiologist is another well recognized high standard certification for Exercise Physiologists.

In Canada, the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology (CSEP) has its Health & Fitness Program of certifications.

» Job settings and responsibilities
Exercise Physiologists can find work in various type of settings such as colleges and universities, rehabilitation clinics, hospitals, sport and athletic programs, and health and fitness facilities.

They can be hired as sports and wellness program instructors and directors; teachers or academic researchers; managers and exercise leaders in corporate wellness programs; exercise specialists in cardiopulmonary rehabilitation programs; sports consultants in areas of biomechanics, metabolism, kinesiology, and nutrition.

In clinical settings, the Exercise Physiologists prescribe exercises for cardiac and pulmonary patients referred by a physician; conct exercise programs for health maintenance, cardiac risk identification, and rehabilitation; in a corporate setting, the EP provides health and fitness evaluation, exercise prescription, and overall program management in spas, health clubs, or recreation centers; in sports medicine clinics, the EP helps in the prevention and rehabilitation of athletic injuries.

» Salary
The salary of an Exercise Physiologist, as it is for most professionals in sports medicine, depends mostly on a variety of factors such as degree level, location, and certification. However, it has been evaluated that the salary might range from $25,000 to $75,000, with an average of $45,000.

» Main organizations
American Society of Exercise Physiologists
The ASEP is a national non-profit professional organization committed to the advancement of exercise physiologists. Founded in 1997 in the state of Minnesota, the Society provides a forum for leadership and exchange of information to stimulate discussion and collaboration among exercise physiologists active in all aspects of the profession. The Society works to set standards for exercise physiologists through ASEP-approved curricula in universities and colleges in the United States.

Objectives of ASEP

Unify exercise physiologists to promote and support the professionalization of exercise physiology.
Promote exchange of ideas and information regarding all phases of exercise physiology.
Encourage the implementation of academic programs to meet the diverse interests and career opportunities in exercise physiology.
Promote the exchange of scientific information between ASEP and organizations interested in health promotion, disease prevention, rehabilitation, sports fitness, and athletic training.
Set the agenda, enhance, and increase visibility of the exercise physiology profession.
Commit to quality and integrity in exercise physiology through adherence to a formalized code of professional responsibility.
The ASEP Professional Journal is Professionalization of Exercise Physiology online

The Journal of Exercise Physiology online is also published by the ASEP.

Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology
The Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology is a voluntary organization composed of professionals interested and involved in the scientific study of exercise physiology, exercise biochemistry, fitness and health. The CSEP (then known as the Canadian Association of Sport Sciences), was founded at the Pan American Games, Winnipeg, Manitoba in 1967 - the result of four years of cooperative efforts by the Canadian Medical Association and the Canadian Association for Health, Physical Ecation, Recreation and Dance.

Mission Statement
To promote the generation, synthesis, transfer and application of knowledge and research related to exercise physiology (encompassing physical activity, fitness, health, and human performance).

Vision
To be recognized as the Canadian scientific authority on exercise physiology, health and fitness, providing a continuum of service from those who drive the science to those who implement/apply the science.

Guiding Principles

To promote and foster the growth of the highest quality research and ecation in exercise physiology.
To provide a national forum (committees and networks) for Canadians whose interests coincide with exercise physiology.
To recognize the regional diversity of Canada and offer equal opportunity for persons within CSEP regardless of age, gender, race or disability.
To apply the knowledge derived from research in exercise physiology.
The official publication of the CSEP is the Canadian Journal of Applied Physiology

Australian Association for Exercise and Sports Science
The Australian Association for Exercise and Sports Science (AAESS) is a professional organisation which is committed to establishing, promoting and defending the career paths of tertiary trained exercise and sports science practitioners, who are in turn committed to best practice and client well-being. The central tenet of our profession is that: "Exercise and Sports Science is a multidisciplinary field concerned with the understanding and enhancement of human movement in the broadest sense, including general physical activity pursuits such as goal oriented fitness regimens and recreational sport as well as elite sport and the area of performance enhancement. It includes the knowledge, methods and applications of subdisciplines (ie. exercise physiology, biomechanics, motor control and motor development, exercise and sport psychology) as well as how they interact."

AAESS was officially founded in 1991 to meet the professional needs of exercise and sports scientists in Australia. It is directed by an Executive Board comprised of leading academics and practitioners in these fields and is supported by a growing number of regional chapters throughout Australia. AAESS is an incorporated body and its constitution has been registered with the Australian Securities Commission.

» Sources
Information for this section was taken from the following sources:

American Society of Exercise Physiologists
Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology
Australian Association for Exercise and Sport Science

② 阿拉巴马大学本科专业都有哪些

很多人都看过阿拉巴马甜蜜的家（Sweet Home Alabama）这部电影，也应该领略过该州的风貌。从经济角度来说，该州也确实是美国南部传统以农业为主的州。另外，该州在钢铁，化工和塑料等方面的工业也颇具规模。 阿拉巴马州虽然不大，但是却聚集了两所全美前100的名校。其中作为阿拉巴马州的公立大学系统之一，阿拉巴马大学（University of Alabama）在USNews全美综合大学排行榜上排名第79，而另一所工科见长的大学奥本大学（Auburn University）则在全美大学排行榜上列在85位。但实际上，奥本大学某种程度上比阿拉巴马大学更为著名，该校在农业和建筑学的多项专业上都是全美来自全世界顶尖的研究水平。 除了两所名校之外，阿拉巴马州还有特洛伊大学（Troy University），雅典州立大学，阿拉巴马州立大学等。而全美唯一一所专业性的体育大学美国体育学院（United States Sports Academy）也位于阿拉巴马。比起上一次介绍的阿拉斯加州，阿拉巴马的大学系统要丰富和庞大的多。总计有29所四年制本科以上的高等教育学府，除此之外，还有许多的社区学院和专业类院校。阿拉巴马大学系统，阿拉巴马州立大学系统和特洛伊大学系统都是阿拉巴马州的公立大学系统。加上同为公立大学的奥本大学，阿拉巴马州在公立高等系统上面的成就可以列在全美中上程度了。

③ 美国加州体育管理专业申请求助

美国大学体育管理专业入学条件详解。随着中国体育事业的发展,对于体育管理类人才的需求日益增大,目前越来越多的国内体育院校体育管理专业相关的学生选择出国留学。美国作为世界第一体育大国,美国大学体育管理专业硕士也是众多中国国内学体育管理专业学生的梦想。下面为大家分析下美国大学体育管理专业研究生申请情况。
一、体管专业研究生申请条件
美国体管专业研究生申请一般需要托福、GRE或者GMAT来申请,不同学校对于申请的语言考试不同。一般TOP50的体管项目托福要至少100分,TOP50-130的学校申请托福要80分以上。体管项目有些比较好的学校不需要GRE也不需要GMAT就可以申请,这些学校有西北大学、纽约大学、乔治城大学、明尼苏达双城分校、德雷克赛尔大学、俄亥俄大学等。
二、中美体育产业投资情况
中国体育产业近年的年投资额约200亿元人民币,约占GDP的3%。
美国体育产业近年的年投资额约500亿美元,是美国的十大投资产业之一。
三、美国开始体育管理硕士项目的大学
据统计,美国综合排名前100的学校中,开设体育管理硕士项目的学校27所;TOP50开设体管项目的学校8所,包括纽约大学、西北大学、乔治城大学、密歇根安娜堡、北卡等;TOP50-100的学校有19所,包括乔治华盛顿大学、乔治亚大学、迈阿密大学等。TOP132开设体管PHD项目的学校有13所。
四、体育管理专业研究生项目介绍
体育管理专业硕士项目通过对于体育管理、体育营销、公共关系、领导课程等课程的学习经验,为学生提供一个坚实的战略、解析和创造性思维的基础,应用于体育业务。
体育管理专业硕士项目在不同的学校,隶属于不同的学院下面,比如在美国的各大学的教育学院、商学院、继续教育学院等都会看见开设体育管理专业,不同学院下面的体育管理专业申请的侧重点也不同。例如西北和乔治城大学的体管项目在继续教育学院下面;乔治华盛顿和丹佛大学的体管项目在商学院下面;华盛顿和德克萨斯大学的体管项目在教育学院下面。
体管专业需要修的课程包括法律,市场营销,战略管理,应用统计和研究方法,经济学和金融学,传播学,实习,毕业设计。
开设体管项目的学校一般集中在东北或者东部沿海的地区,加州只有旧金山大学开设体管项目。

④ 学体育专业想出国留学

如果想要出国学习体育相关的课程，可选的余地非常大，英国、德国、美国等都有非常先进的体育课程。英国是全民崇尚运动的国家，体育产业非常发达，有为数众多的体育俱乐部、与体育、运动、休闲相关的高等教育质量也比较发达。英国各类院校开设了多种与体育相关的国家高等教育文凭(HND)、预科、本科和硕士课程供学生选择。此外，为迎合中国学生学习体育课程的热情，很多英国院校近期新开了体育专业相关的前沿课程和提供了相关奖学金项目，这些大学包括利兹大学、谢菲尔德哈勒姆大学、英国贝德福特大学、安格利亚鲁斯金大学等。德国是比较重视体育教育的国家之一，对体育专业的设置也比较全面，教学质量也很高。德国有体育方面的世界名校——科隆体育大学，培养了大量的与体育相关的人才。德国的公立大学在录取学生时，学习成绩是第一位的，因此想要就读这类名校，最好能提供较好的学习成绩。美国有近4000所大学，相关专业在很多大学都有，所以选择面比较广。据北美体育管理协会的统计，美国提供体育管理专业的大学超过250所。美国是体育大国，体育产业非常发达，美国大学也比较注重体育，这也是美国体育专业设置比较齐全的原因。去美国读体育相关专业，一般毕业后都有很好前景。美国体育相关专业比较著名的大学有SpringfieldCollege(春田大学)、BowlingGreen State University(鲍灵格林大学)、FloridaStateUniversity(佛罗里达州立大学)、GeorgiaSouthernUniversity(乔治亚南方大学)、IndianaStateUniversity(印第安那州立大学)、U.S.SportsAcademy(美国体育学院)等。体育管理专业非常强调学生的沟通能力、组织能力和领导能力。如果申请相关专业，学校会关注学生除了学习成绩之外，是否具备以上能力，学校会重点考查学生过去的经历，部分学校还需要面试。

⑤ 请问美国有哪些大学的体育管理专业比较好

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⑥ 美国大学专业

具体专业可到相关学校网站查询，名校的专业都比较全，工商管理一般是商学院课程。

比如排名第一的：普林斯顿大学，供本科学生可读的专业有：航天工程、应用数学、建筑工程学、建筑学、天体物理学、生物工程学、生物学、生物科学、化学工程学、化学、民用工程、认知科学、计算机科学、计算机工程、生态学、电子工程、能源管理技术、工程及应用科学、工程管理、工程物理、环境工程、环境科学、进化生物学、生物工程、地理学、地质学、管理工程、机械工程、分子生物学、物理学、机器人学、运输工程、非洲研究、美洲研究、人类学、考古学、艺术、美术、艺术史、美洲、非洲黑人研究、中文、古典文学、比较文学、写作、东亚研究、经济学、英语、欧洲研究、德语及文学、历史、人文学科、国际研究、拉美研究、语言学、音乐、中东／近东研究、哲学、政治科学／政治学、心理学、公众事务及政策研究、宗教研究、拉丁语、俄罗斯及斯拉夫研究、斯拉夫语、社会学、统计学、剧院艺术／戏剧、妇学研究。

商学院提名第一的宾夕法尼亚大学

拥有四所本科学院
人文科学学院
工程与应用科学学院
护理学院
沃顿商学院
学校的教育着重于培养学生跨领域的学习与研究能力，学校允许本科生选修所有本科生学院与研究生院的课程，并可以从一些周围院校中选修学分。
研究生与专业项目

以下是宾夕法尼亚大学开设的研究项目
安尼博传媒学院
教育学院
法学院
人文科学学院
口腔医学院
设计学院
工程与应用科学学院
医学院
护理学院
公共关系学院
兽医学院
沃顿商学院
学校现已成为拥有12所学院，几百个系、研究所和研究中心的世界一流研究型大学。

院系设置

宾大现有的12个学院分别是：文理、商业管理、工程、医学、护理、牙医、兽医、法学、设计与规划、教育、社会工作和通讯学院。

文理学院 从富兰克林时代起，学校除了传统的古典文学、历史、哲学等课程外，还开设了自然科学和现代语言方面的课程，发展至今，文理学院已拥有28个系及500多位固定教师，开设人文、自然科学和社会科学方面的各种课程，学院还设有研究生部，包括37个研究生教育小组，开设各种文学硕士、理科硕士和哲学博士学位课程，其中人类学、经济学、艺术史、语言学、心理学、音乐和拉丁语等7种研究生学位课程在全美名列前10名。

沃顿学院 1881年约瑟夫·沃顿在宾大创办了美国第一所大学商业管理学院。现在的沃顿学院已进入世界一流商学院之列，共有4个教育分部和24个研究中心。在1992年美国《商业周刊》对全美20所最好商学院的排名中，沃顿学院名列第4位。沃顿的研究工作几乎涉及商学的所有方面。

工程与应用科学学院 从富兰克林时代起，宾大就从未放弃过探寻新技术以造福人类的努力，工程学院正是这种精神的产物，并使之成为全美最好的工程学院之一。学院除开设工程学学士学位课程外，还开设工程学硕士和哲学博士学位课程。全院共有一个学院（莫尔电子工程学院）和8个系（电子工程与科学系、计算机与信息科学系、系统工程系、生物工程系、化学与生物化学工程系、民用与城市工程系、机械工程与应用力学系和材料科学工程系），其中化学与生物化学工程系是美国最早开设化学工程学士学位课程的系科之一；已有100多年历史的民用与城市工程系开设了宾大第一个工程学课程；莫尔学院以其卓越的研究生教育和科研工作赢得了国际声誉。

医学院 成立于1765年，是北美洲第一所医学院，二百多年来一直是美国医学教育及研究的前沿阵地。宾大的医学研究人员是第一批X射线中部分射线的制造者；他们在生理学上的突破性创新使对大陆架作深海探险成为可能；发现和发展了肺炎疫苗，及骨折电疗技术。宾大医学院创建了美国第一个皮肤病学系、神经病学系及外科研究系。宾大的大学医院是美国第一所教学医院，创建至今一直是美国医学教育与研究中心之一。

牙医学院 是全美唯一同时拥有3所由联邦政府资助的研究所的牙医学院。其口腔卫生研究中心侧重生物学基础研究，在充分利用本院科研力量的基础上，还吸引了宾大其它学科领域的科学家参加中心的科研项目，牙周病研究中心的研究课题之一是对导致青少年牙齿快速脱落的牙周病的研究；临床研究中心则主要研究各种治疗方法的应用和功效，例如目前科研人员正进行电动牙托的功效和拔牙后止痛药物的功效的研究等。

护理学院 创建于20世纪20年代，是美国护理专业教育的先锋，它通过培养大批合格毕业生不断向人们证明护士在医疗保健系统中的重要作用。

兽医学院 已有100多年的历史，在培养兽医的生物科学家方面处于领先地位，重视基础科学研究方面具有非凡的远见。

法学院 创建于1790年，是美国最早开设法学教育的大学之一。也是美国最负声誉的法学院之一。

美术研究生院 创建于1890年，是培养能美化自然和社会环境、提高人们生活质的人才――建筑师、规划师、历史文物维护专家、画家、雕塑家和版画家等的基地之一，在实力雄厚的教师队伍中有许多是美国一流的艺术家。

阿能伯格通讯学院 成立于1959年，主要开设通讯文学硕士和哲学博士学位课程。目前的研究课题有：孩童对州长和总统选举的理解程度，通讯在改善发展中国家医疗保健中的作用，新的通讯技术在偏僻的阿巴拉契亚山区的发展潜力等。

教育研究生院 学院一向以为教育服务作为永久性宗旨，并通过3个途径来实现：为教育系统各层的学校培养教育者如学校负责人、导师、阅读专家、学校心理学家的顾问、教师以及研究人员等；培养从事基础教育研究的学者；学院自身的研究人员积极参与各种教育课题的研究。

社会工作学院 建于19世纪末，主要开设硕士和博士学位课程，教学中非常重视理论与实践相结合的原则，学生必须花一半甚至更多的时间用于实践活动。

另外值得一提的是沃顿学院下属的公共与城市政策学院。它的前身是1937年由塞缪尔·弗尔斯帮助创立的当地与州政府研究所。1969年研究所成为一个面向全国的弗尔斯政府研究中心，并新开设公共政策分析方面的博士学位课程。1974年，宾大在上述中心的基础上正式创办公共与城市政策学院，扩大了教学研究和公共服务的规模。目前学院主要开设公共政策分析和能源管理与政策两方面的硕士及博士学位课程。另外学院还开设众多的继续教育学位与非学位课程，如为政府行政管理人员开设的政府管理硕士学位课程。

美国本科商学院排名

BW 2006 Rank,School Name and Location,School Type,Length,Annual Cost
Enrollment ,Students Ranked, Med. Starting Salary,Academic Quality
Index ,Faculty/Student Ratio ,SAT Avg. ,Teaching Quality ,Facilities and Services,Job Placement

1 Pennsylvania (Wharton) Philadelphia Private 4
Teaching quality, high-caliber classmates, and top recruiters draw raves. Environment is too competitive for some.
2 Virginia (McIntire) Charlottesville Public 2
Workload is intense, but students love the real-world core curriculum. Biggest strengths: finance and accounting.
3 Notre Dame (Mendoza) South Bend, Ind. Private 3
Students praise the school's focus on ethics and say career- services office does a great job preparing students for business.
4 MIT (Sloan) Cambridge, Mass. Private 3 $ 32,300 292 4 $ 55,000 18 92 1:13.0 1477 A+ A+ A+
Praise for high quality classmates and recruiting efforts pushes Sloan to No. 4.
5 Emory (Goizueta) Atlanta Private 2 $ 30,794 550 1 $ 50,000 10 89 1:11.0 1333 A+ A+ A+
Students rave about well-rounded ecation but feel that the school attracts few top recruiters outside of the Southeast.
6 Michigan (Ross) Ann Arbor Public 2 $ 10,524 728 31 $ 52,000 14 88 1:12.8 1332 B C A+
Students benefit from small cohorts and the focus on job placement, but some say services are lacking.
7 NYU (Stern) New York Private 4 $ 32,540 2265 21 $ 52,000 6 85 1:11.5 1422 A B A+
NYC attracts recruiters and speakers, and international focus is a plus. But competitive classmates are a turn off.
8 Brigham Young (Marriott) Provo, Utah Private 3 $ 3,620 1792 7 $ 45,000 31 81 1:14.5 NA A A+ A
Stellar accounting program and ethics-based ecation wow many. But student body is 98% Mormon and may not be for everybody.
9 Texas (McCombs) Austin Public 4 $ 7,438 3999 13 $ 47,000 30 81 1:29.2 1304 A B A+
Well-respected honors program receives high marks, but some feel that ecational quality elsewhere is uneven.
10 Indiana (Kelley) Bloomington Public 4 $ 7,112 3671 8 $ 44,000 26 80 1:20.0 1189 A A A+
Facilities need upgrading, but real-world curriculum and helpful career-services office catapults school into top 10.
11 North Carolina (Kenan-Flagler) Chapel Hill Public 2 $ 4,700 670 10 $ 45,000 7 79 1:6.8 1319 A A A
Resources and teaching get thumbs up at UNC, but out-of-the-way location hurts recruiting and diversity.
12 UC Berkeley (Haas) Berkeley, Calif. Public 2 $ 7,434 700 19 $ 53,000 8 79 1:7.4 1341 A A A
Program is challenging and rewarding, but lacks the MBA program's diverse student body and premier career services.
13 Georgetown (McDonough) Washington, D.C. Private 4 $ 31,656 1271 33 $ 50,000 12 79 1:16.8 1370 A+ C A
Teaching is first-rate and a new classroom facilitity is on the way. Some feel recruiting is too focused on financial firms.
14 Cornell Ithaca, N.Y. Private 4 $ 17,367 709 5 $ 45,000 32 79 1:16.9 NA A+ A+ A
Ivy League benefits include top-notch ecation and plenty of resources--although some classes are overcrowded.
15 Washington U. (Olin) St. Louis Private 4 $ 32,042 736 15 $ 50,000 16 77 1:11.0 1451 A A+ B
Faculty is talented and helpful, but many students feel not enough top companies recruit on campus.
16 Carnegie Mellon Pittsburgh Private 4 $ 31,650 495 58 $ 55,000 2 75 1:5.0 1381 B C C
Focus on quantitative skills sometimes comes at expense of soft skills, but the program is becoming more well-rounded.
17 Miami U. (Farmer) Oxford, Ohio Public 4 $ 9,636 3975 32 $ 40,000 21 73 1:17.0 1230 B A B
Classes can be too large, but students give high marks to the new honors program's high-caliber professors and classmates.
18 Lehigh Bethlehem, Pa. Private 4 $ 31,180 1208 28 $ 50,000 13 71 1:20.1 1291 A B A
New financial-services lab and strong accounting program are impressive, but recruiting is too accounting-focused.
19 Villanova Villanova, Pa. Private 4 $ 29,730 1798 18 $ 45,000 22 70 1:19.0 1273 A+ B A
High marks go to committed professors and a curriculum rooted in the real world. But some say the student body lacks diversity.
20 SMU (Cox) Dallas Private 4 $ 26,880 939 9 $ 45,000 20 70 1:13.2 1339 A+ A+ A
Students praise the helpful career services center and small class sizes. Good mix of classmates is needed.
21 USC (Marshall) Los Angeles Private 4 $ 32,008 3822 22 $ 50,000 42 69 1:18.7 1351 A B A+
Students value the international focus and strong alumni network at Marshall, but many feel the grading curve is unfair.
22 Illinois Urbana-Champaign Public 4 $ 9,934 2916 37 $ 47,000 37 67 1:24.0 1300 C B A
A first-class accounting program and career services win praise, but overcrowded classes hurt teaching quality.
23 Boston College (Carroll) Boston Private 4 $ 30,950 2000 29 $ 47,000 24 67 1:23.0 1314 A A A
A well-rounded ecation based on Jesuit values leaves many satisfied. Academic advising could use improvement.
24 Wake Forest (Calloway) Winston-Salem, N.C. Private 2 $ 32,140 383 39 $ NA 9 67 1:11.0 1302 A+ A A
"They don't call it Work Forest for nothing," says one student of the challenging coursework and tough grading policy.
25 Richmond (Robins) Richmond, Va. Private 2 $ 34,850 594 46 $ 47,500 3 66 1:11.0 1315 A+ B B
Students heap praise on Richmond's hands-on teaching, but are disappointed with recruiting that's too regional.
26 Minnesota (Carlson) Minneapolis Public 4 $ 9,382 1621 24 $ 43,500 19 65 1:12.9 1283 B B A+
Students get outstanding career preparation, but say that the teaching is uneven and some courses are too easy.
27 Wisconsin Madison Public 2 $ 6,220 1213 16 $ 43,500 25 64 1:15.8 1260 B A A
Students praise the business career center and the "work hard, play hard" mentality of being a business major at UW.
28 Babson Babson Park, Mass. Private 4 $ 30,496 1725 48 $ 45,000 5 63 1:11.4 1263 A+ B B
Babson profs receive high marks, but intense business orientation leaves little room for anything else.
29 Michigan State (Broad) East Lansing Public 2 $ 9,218 2341 25 $ 43,000 48 63 1:22.0 NA B B A
Students give high marks to supply chain management program and Lear Career Services Center, but feel the teaching could use work.
30 Boston U. Boston Private 4 $ 31,966 1806 51 $ 45,000 15 62 1:18.0 1283 B B C
Students praise the program's team-based approach. But many say tough grading policies are a problem.
31 Bentley Waltham, Mass. Private 4 $ 28,614 3761 42 $ 42,500 17 62 1:12.0 1220 A B B
Small classes are a plus, but for some the recruiting is too focused on accounting and finance.
32 Penn State (Smeal) University Park, Pa. Public 4 $ 13,110 4797 23 $ 41,400 51 61 1:43.0 1197 B A A
Core courses can be overcrowded. But first-class trading floor and $4.7 million student-run investment fund are tops.
33 Texas Christian (Neeley) Ft. Worth Private 4 $ 26,140 1520 20 $ 48,148 34 60 1:17.8 1162 A A B
Professors receive high marks for being accessible and dedicated, but student body may lack diversity.
34 Texas A & M (Mays) College Station Public 4 $ 6,234 3831 12 $ 40,000 50 60 1:28.2 1218 B A+ A
Students enjoy the many extracurricular activities and clubs that the school offers. But academic advisers are in short supply.
35 James Madison Harrisonburg, Va. Public 4 $ 6,081 3464 14 $ 42,100 45 60 1:29.0 1167 A A+ B
Students enjoy program offered in the junior year that requires them to develop a business plan.
36 Maryland (Smith) College Park Public 4 $ 7,821 2703 30 $ 46,000 39 60 1:21.0 1360 B A B
Upper-level courses are far superior to lower-level courses, which include too many "straight-from-the-book" lectures.
37 Northeastern Boston Private 4 $ 28,800 3121 27 $ 45,000 29 59 1:25.0 1225 B A A+
Students are required to participate in as many as three six-month-long co-ops, or work projects, ring the program; many find them valuable.
38 Baylor (Hankamer) Waco, Texas Private 4 $ 27,943 2508 17 $ 41,303 35 59 1:19.3 1169 A A+ B
Students praise a unique major that guarantees an internship with a professional sports team after completing the program.
39 Iowa (Tippie) Iowa City Public 4 $ 5,855 1435 44 $ 37,500 43 59 1:14.0 1176 C B C
Teaching quality varies greatly, but entrepreneurship program and new career center win praise.
40 Georgia (Terry) Athens Public 2 $ 16,848 2082 11 $ 40,000 49 59 1:19.0 1212 B A+ B
Some programs, such as accounting and risk management, receive high marks, but other students get lost in the shuffle.
41 George Washington Washington, D.C. Private 4 $ 36,387 1456 55 $ 42,750 23 54 1:24.0 1260 C B C
Some consider program "extremely overpriced," but being in the nation's capital adds value.
42 Syracuse (Whitman) Syracuse, N.Y. Private 4 $ 28,970 1510 50 $ 46,185 28 54 1:24.0 1191 B C C
Recruiters for financial services companies are few and far between, but profs are helpful with networking.
43 Ohio State (Fisher) Columbus Public 4 $ 8,718 2890 35 $ 42,000 54 54 1:28.0 1185 C A B
Honors accounting program is praised, but profs should spend more time teaching and less time on research.
44 U. of Miami Miami, Fla. Private 4 $ 21,587 1984 26 $ 42,000 46 52 1:30.0 1246 B B B
Mentoring program that pairs business majors with local executives wows students, but teaching quality varies.
45 Pure (Krannert) W. Lafayette, Ind. Public 4 $ 8,032 2508 43 $ 40,841 44 51 1:23.4 1159 C B B
Teaching assistants are poor substitutes for real profs, but students leave management program well-prepared for the job hunt.
46 Marquette Milwaukee, Wisc. Private 4 $ 25,074 1487 45 $ 42,000 38 50 1:24.4 1199 A B B
Students enjoy the downtown Milwaukee locale but wish more high-caliber companies would recruit for internships.
47 Florida (Warrington) Gainesville Public 4 $ 3,180 4765 38 $ 40,000 56 49 1:54.0 1300 B B B
Online classes are convenient, but some say they谇e too impersonal and detract from the overall learning experience.
48 Fordham New York Private 4 $ 28,335 1784 57 $ 52,500 36 48 1:22.7 1190 B C B
Core courses in first two years not challenging enough, but students like career opportunities in NYC area.
49 Denver (Daniels) Denver Private 4 $ 28,410 1828 34 $ 35,000 40 47 1:22.0 1150 B A C
Talented profs and the hospitality program's study-abroad requirement win praise. Many view classmates as immature.
50 Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Public 4 $ 12,692 1652 54 $ 40,000 41 46 1:31.0 1231 B C C

⑦ 美国本科专业physical science和social science有什么区别

physical science专业指的袭是物理科学，自然科学专业。

social science专业指的是社会科学专业。

⑧ 运动医学专业美国大学排名

1 Ohio State University
154 W 12th Avenue
Columbus, Ohio 43210
Phone: 614-292-6446
2 University of South Florida
4202 E. Fowler Avenue
Tampa, FL 33620
Phone: 813-974-2011
3 University of Michigan
Sports Medicine Fellowship
Department of Family Medicine
L2003 Women's Hospital
1500 E. Medical Center Drive
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-5239
Phone: (734) 615-2690
4 University of California, Los Angeles
Division of Sports Medicine
10833 Le Conte Ave, 50-080 CHS
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1683
Phone: 310-825-4321
5 Boston University
Boston, Massachusetts
Phone: (617) 353-2000
6 University of Pittsburgh
School of Health and Rehabilitation Science
Sports Medicine
4019 Forbes Tower
Pittsburgh, PA 15260
Phone: (412) 383-6558
7 University of Virginia
P.O. Box 400160
Charlottesville, VA 22904
Phone: 434-982-3200
8 University of Colorado At Colorado Springs
Beth El College of Nursing and Health Science
Sports Medicine
1420 Austin Bluffs Parkway
Colorado Springs, CO 80918
Phone: (719) 262-4421
9 Missouri State University
Sports Medicine and Athletic Training
901 S National, PROF 160
Springfield, MO 65897
Phone: (417) 836-8553
10 Stanford University School of Medicine
300 Pasteur Drive
Stanford, CA 94305
Phone: (650) 723-4000
11 University of Miami
Coral Gables, FL 33124
Phone: 305-284-2211
12 Utah State University
USU Sports Medicine
7400 Old Main Hill
Logan, UT 84322-7400
Phone: (435) 797-1850
13 Baylor University
Waco, Texas 76798
Phone: 1-800-BAYLOR-U
14 West Chester University of Pennsylvania
216 Sturzebecker Health Sciences Center
West Chester, PA 19383
Phone: (610) 436-3293
15 University Of North Dakota
UND Division Of Sports Medicine
Hyslop Sports Center
2751 2nd Avenue North Stop 9013
Grand Forks, ND 58202-9013
Phone: (701) 777-3886
16 The University of Tennessee
Knoxville Tennessee 37996
Phone: 865-974-1000
17 Brown University
Providence, Rhode Island 02912, USA
Phone: 401-863-1000
18 Quinnipiac University
275 Mount Carmel Avenue
Hamden, CT 06518-1908
Phone: 203-582-8600
19 Norwich University
Sports Medicine
158 Harmon Drive
Northfield, VT 05663
Phone: (802) 485-2000
20 Marietta College
215 Fifth Street
Marietta, OH 45750
Phone: (800) 331-7896

⑨ 美国传媒类专业有哪些

在美国，传媒分为广告、传媒本身、电子媒体、新闻业、公共关系、广播与电视（传统媒介）以及体育传媒。并非每所美国大学都开设了传媒专业。
1. 广告（Advertising）：大量涉及到文字撰稿/文案策划（Copywriter Plans）、广告设计、广告营销、财务规划等工作。
2. 传媒（Communication）：跟Mass Media如出一辙，涉及到新闻、写作、传媒的基本概念和技巧，还会关联到国家或地区的政治政策、政府行为、法律、管理、人力资源等。
3. 电子媒体（Digital Media）：学习2D\3D设计、游戏设计、网络网页设计、图片与动画制作等，因此这也是一门综合类专业，涉及很宽泛，学好跟媒体相关的计算机技能非常重要。市场对本专业对应的职务需求量很可观，在未来，学生毕业后适合在诸多领域从业，包括各类媒体甚至跨行业操作。
4. 新闻业（Journalism）：好比传媒的内容产出方。学生在高中阶段最好练就一手好的写作和演讲能力，积累足够的文学知识。
5. 公共关系（Public Relations）：某种呈度上被划分到媒专业之中，以传媒的角度去研究社会上的公共热点并权衡其间的关系。
6. 广播与电视（Radio and Television）：非常传统的专业。工作岗位屈指可数，也不太好找，很多本专业人士做了广播电台或电视台的主持人或编导，但对于华人来说，在美国这样的机会非常少。
7. 体育传媒（Sports Communication）：和体育管理和策划相关，对语言、文学、写作能力有很高的要求。