Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science Program: FAQs
Interested in learning more about our Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science program? We answer all of your questions and then some — read the rest to learn more!
Earn Your Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science Program At NUNM
If you love health, fitness, and exercise, you now have the opportunity to earn a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science degree at NUNM — a whole-person, evidence-based therapy designed to improve overall wellness.
Meet the Admissions Team: Samantha Hernandez
Inspired by travel and a passion for meaningful work, Samantha enjoys helping prospective students discover their path at NUNM.
Meet the NUNM Admissions team: Caleb Eldridge
With a long career in higher education, Southern New Hampshire alum reflects on support and acceptance at NUNM.
Clinical vs Culinary Nutrition: How to Choose an MScN Specialization
Considering your Master of Science in Nutrition but aren't sure which way to go? Learn more about Clinical vs. Culinary Nutrition, and choose the path that best supports your goals.
Can You Get A Degree In Massage Therapy?
NUNM offers students interested in Massage Therapy a rare advantage — the opportunity to earn a bachelor's degree! Learn more about our Bachelor of Science in Integrative Therapeutics – Massage Therapy program.
Meet the NUNM Admissions team: Nicole McGee
Dedicated to making connections and the outdoors, Seattle native finds fulfillment guiding future holistic health leaders at NUNM.
Honoring the Individuals Whose Generosity is Building NUNM's Next Chapter
The National University of Natural Medicine's new campus is being constructed by more than bricks and beams. It is being built through belief, generosity, and a shared resolve to advancing whole-person education across medicine, nutrition, research, and community health.
Meet the NUNM Admissions team: Rebecca Bohlin
From the small-town of Washougal to the big-city bustle of Seattle, discovering a culture that "oozes healthy vibes’ at NUNM.
Peterson-Shelley Center for Integrative Medicine
Thanks to the generosity of Dr. Peterson and Teresa Shelley, NUNM’s future clinical facility will provide a home for integrative healthcare, student learning, and community care, marking a milestone in the university’s campus expansion.