Master of Science in Athletic Training

Athletic Trainers are highly qualified, multi-skilled healthcare professionals who collaborate with physicians to provide preventative services, emergency care, clinical diagnosis, therapeutic intervention and rehabilitation of injuries and medical conditions.  The Master of Science in Athletic Training consists of a 64-credit hour, residential graduate program designed for students pursuing a career as an Athletic Trainer.  Students will complete a comprehensive curriculum of didactic education and clinical/experiential learning. The course outcomes align with the current Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE) accreditation standards and the Board of Certification (BOC) Practice Analysis. The program will emphasize primary and emergent care to provide access to healthcare for all physically active populations. 

The following are requirements for application to the Master of Science in Athletic Training Program. 

• 50 hours of observation with an athletic trainer
• 3 letters of recommendation- one must be from an athletic trainer
• Statement of Interest/Cover Letter that includes why you want to become an Athletic Trainer
• Resume
• Unofficial Transcript(s)- (official transcripts will need to be sent after acceptance to program and completion of undergraduate degree)
• Required Pre-requisite Courses with a grade of a “C” or higher
  • 3 Credits Nutrition
  • 8 Credits of Anatomy and Physiology (must include lab)
  • 4 Credits Biology (must include lab)
  • 4 Credits Chemistry (must include lab)
  • 4 Credits Physics (must include lab)
  • 3 Credits Psychology (introduction)