Program of Studies

Program of Studies	4 Year Course Sequencing	Clinical Rotations (pdf)
Course Descriptions	Course Syllabi	Lecture Notes

The athletic training curriculum is divided into two phases. The first phase is the pre-professional coursework. This encompass a student's first four semesters in the program. During this time the student completes the entry-level athletic training courses and the beginning of their athletic training clinicals. During the athletic training clinicals the student is able to apply your academic learning in a hands on athletic training setting.

Application to the professional phase of the ATEP is made during the student's fourth semester. Once admitted into this phase of the athletic training program the student has increased opportunities for sport coverage as well as increasing opportunities to apply and use the athletic training knowledge and skills learned in the classroom.

The professional phase of the program takes four semesters to complete. Once this is completed you will graduate form the college of Health Sciences, Division of Kinesiology, with an Bachelors of Science degree. The diploma reads Kinesiology and Health Promotion-Athletic Training. The Athletic Training program received CAAHEP approval in the Spring of 2005. Graduating students are then qualified to sit for the athletic training certification test. This test, give by the NATA-BOC, tests the students knowledge and skills as an athletic trainer. Upon passing this exam the student is granted the credential “ATC”. With this credential they can practice the profession of athletic training in a variety of practice settings across the country.

Program of Studies

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