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1 Complimentary Medicine Associate of Arts degree found

  • Mt. San Antonio College
    Mt. San Antonio College

    Mt. San Antonio College

    Associate of Arts in Kinesiology and Wellness

    • Los Angeles, USA

    Associate of Arts

    Full time

    2 years

    On-Campus

    English

    Fast-track counseling

    An emphasis in Kinesiology and Wellness provides the student with an understanding of kinesiology, health promotion, and the mechanics of the human bodily movement. In addition to the foundational physical education and movement courses, students select courses from a scientific and nutrition and behavioral development and diversity cluster.

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Associate of Arts Degrees in Health Care Alternative Medicine Complimentary Medicine Wellness

Wellness degree programs often focus on a specific area, such as spa management, sports injury recovery and grief counseling. Courses may include a look at how the human body and mind affect overall wellness.

An Associate of Arts degree is the stepping-stone for many students. After focusing on a field of study for two years at a vocational, technical, or community college, students can go onto finding better careers or earning a higher degree.