The MS in Aerospace Physiology degree requires completion of 30 credit hours and a grade point average above 3.0.
Required courses represent the MSAP core curriculum (24 hours) plus at least two electives (6 hours) from the following options: Clinical Reasoning: Applied Medical Physiology, Clinical Reasoning II, Clinical Reasoning III, Exercise Physiology, Oxygen & Physiological Function, Independent Study, Physiological Research
Completion of 6 additional elective credits.
Must pass a comprehensive exam.
The School of Graduate Studies requires that all degree requirements be completed within five consecutive calendar years after matriculation as a graduate student. Most students complete the program in two years (or 4 terms). Tuition is distributed over the number of semesters during which the student is enrolled. Stipends are not provided for the Master of Science program. The university Office of Financial Aid coordinates all financial assistance.
