Overview
The Evergreen Valley College PEAK Department offers a variety of courses, including:
- Lecture Classes - LifeTime Fitness, Intro to Kinesiology
- Individual Sports - Badminton, Table Tennis, Tennis
- Team Sports - Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball
- Fitness Classes - Cardio Kickboxing, Hatha Yoga, Hiking, Indoor
- Cycling, Pilates, Ultimate Fitness, Walk/Jog, Weight Training
- Adapted PE - Strength & Conditioning, Cross Training.
Transfer to a CSU / UC
Students looking to transfer to a UC and continue with a degree in math can do so at places like UC Davis, Cal, UC Santa Cruz, UC Davis, UC Irvine or UCLA.
If you enroll in an Associate Degree for Transfer (ADT) program at EVC, you can transfer to a CSU and graduate with only 120 units.
For major requirements to transfer to a CSU or UC, please check the resources below or talk to EVC Counseling.
Athletics
Find out more about our Athletics teams. Student-Athletes must carry 12.0 units per semester to be eligible to compete. Check out evchawks.com for details on our men's and women's soccer teams and women's badminton.
Degrees & Certificates
See the complete catalog for Kinesiology Courses and Degrees.
- Associate in Arts for Transfer (AA-T)
- Kinesiology (PDF)
Sample Degree Map
Please click the links below on an example of how you can complete your degree at Evergreen Valley College. We highly suggest you make an appointment with a counselor to discuss your education goals.
Degree
A program map is a suggested semester-by-semester plan to help you complete the courses required for a particular degree or certificate. It is based on the major sheet for the particular degree or certificate you are interested in. It includes courses required for the major, general education and any necessary electives.
A program map is a representation of the major sheet. It includes the specific specialty courses in a major, general education courses and any necessary electives.
A major sheet includes a description of the program you are interested in, what you can expect to learn once you have completed the program (Program Learning Outcomes) and the specific specialty courses you will need to complete within a major.
Faculty
