Exercise physiologists study the proponents of physical movement and provide treatment to patients of many types. Professionals in this field offer assessments to patients with a broad range of conditions, illnesses, and rehabilitation needs. To become a professional in this rewarding field, you must earn a degree in exercise physiology (BS, MS, or PhD), and become board certified by passing the Exercise Physiologist Certification exam (or ECP). University programs that are American Society of Exercise Physiology (ASEP) accredited will best prepare students for the ECP exam. However, graduates of any exercise physiology program are eligible for the exam, provided they meet certain education requirements. Method 1 - Completing an Undergraduate Program 1 → Decide on an undergraduate program. Begin by spending some time imagining the type of job you hope to gain. (Will you work in a hospital or a fitness centre? Would you like to work with athletes or individuals with injuries? Is t...