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Originally Posted by Josh Rider
Why is someone with a bachelor's degree in archeology (an example) more qualified to take the CSCS test than a person who is already a personal trainer and has 2 years of college education in a related field to exercise science. It sucks that the establishment won't change.
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Generally a degree isn't about the classes you took as much as it shows you had the discipline to go to finish the degree. I am surprised that they don't at least require a BS since it does require a minimum level of competence in science and math to complete.
I do agree with everyone else. It's their organization and they can require whatever they want. Are they going to miss a few super qualified people? Yes. Do they care? Nope.
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