LINDENWOOD UNIVERSITY · UNITED STATES
Adapted Sport and Recreation Minor
Diploma · Taught in en
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The Adapted Sport and Recreation Minor at Lindenwood University provides students with specialized knowledge and practical experience in creating inclusive and therapeutic recreational opportunities. This program is designed for students who wish to gain a deeper understanding of how to adapt sports and recreational activities to meet the needs of diverse populations, including those with disabilities. This minor focuses on program design, practical application, and a foundational understanding of relevant psychological principles. It emphasizes the importance of recreation and physical activity in enhancing the quality of life for individuals across various settings. Students will learn to develop, implement, and assess programs that promote health, well-being, and social inclusion.
Careers
This minor equips students with skills applicable to various roles within sport, recreation, and health settings, focusing on inclusive practices.
- Adapted Physical Education Teacher
- Recreation Therapist
- Program Coordinator for Inclusive Recreation
- Sports Coach for athletes with disabilities
Frequently asked questions
- What are the academic entry requirements for the Adapted Sport and Recreation Minor?
- To pursue this minor, students need to complete specific coursework, including 9 credit hours in Adapted Physical Education or similar, 3 credit hours in Program Design, 3-6 credit hours in Practical Application, 6 credit hours in Electives, and 3 credit hours in Psychology.
- What is the duration of the Adapted Sport and Recreation Minor?
- The minor requires the completion of 24 credit hours. The actual time to complete the program will depend on the student's course load each semester.
- When is the application deadline for the Adapted Sport and Recreation Minor?
- The application deadline for the Fall 2026 intake is July 1, 2026. Prospective students should submit their applications by this date.
- How do international students apply for the Adapted Sport and Recreation Minor?
- International students must submit an online application, official academic transcripts, proof of English proficiency, and potentially standardized test scores or letters of recommendation. It is advised to verify specific English proficiency requirements with the admissions office.
- What career opportunities are available after completing this minor?
- Graduates with this minor can pursue roles such as Adapted Physical Education Teacher, Recreation Therapist, Program Coordinator for Inclusive Recreation, or Sports Coach for athletes with disabilities, focusing on inclusive practices in sport and recreation settings.
Entry requirements
Minor Coursework9 credit hours from: Adapted Physical Education (HFS 40000), Inclusive and Therapeutic Recreation (REC 31000), Adapted Sports and Therapeutic Recreation Activities (REC 32000).
Program Design Coursework3 credit hours from: Physical Activity for Specific Populations (EXS 40000), Program Design and Assessment in Recreation Therapy (REC 33300).
Practical Application Coursework3-6 credit hours from: Internships (EXS 44000, HFS 45000), Practicum (HFS 35000, REC 38500).
Elective Coursework6 credit hours from a list of various recreation, health, and sociology courses, including practicum options.
Psychology Coursework3 credit hours from: Human Development (PSY 20500), Abnormal Psychology (PSY 30300).
Specific course availability and credit hour ranges may vary for practicum and internship components.
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Tuition and living cost information is not available on the program page. Please refer to the university's general admissions and financial aid sections for details.
How to apply
1. Apply OnlineSubmit an online application form through the Lindenwood University admissions portal.
2. Request InformationIf you need more details about the program or the application process, you can request information from the university.
3. Submit Academic TranscriptsProvide official transcripts from all previously attended high school and college institutions.
4. Meet English Proficiency RequirementsInternational students must demonstrate English language proficiency. Specific requirements should be verified with the admissions office.
5. Additional DocumentsDepending on your academic background and program, further documentation may be required. This could include standardized test scores or letters of recommendation.
Frequently asked questions
What are the academic entry requirements for the Adapted Sport and Recreation Minor?
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To pursue this minor, students need to complete specific coursework, including 9 credit hours in Adapted Physical Education or similar, 3 credit hours in Program Design, 3-6 credit hours in Practical Application, 6 credit hours in Electives, and 3 credit hours in Psychology.
What is the duration of the Adapted Sport and Recreation Minor?
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The minor requires the completion of 24 credit hours. The actual time to complete the program will depend on the student's course load each semester.
When is the application deadline for the Adapted Sport and Recreation Minor?
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The application deadline for the Fall 2026 intake is July 1, 2026. Prospective students should submit their applications by this date.
How do international students apply for the Adapted Sport and Recreation Minor?
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International students must submit an online application, official academic transcripts, proof of English proficiency, and potentially standardized test scores or letters of recommendation. It is advised to verify specific English proficiency requirements with the admissions office.
What career opportunities are available after completing this minor?
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Graduates with this minor can pursue roles such as Adapted Physical Education Teacher, Recreation Therapist, Program Coordinator for Inclusive Recreation, or Sports Coach for athletes with disabilities, focusing on inclusive practices in sport and recreation settings.