Master of Science in Athletic Training

Overview of the Program

The two-year MSAT program is designed for students who have completed a baccalaureate degree and wish to earn a Master of Science in Athletic Training. If you have not completed your bachelor’s degree or all pre-requisite coursework at the time you apply, you will be able to submit final verification later. Students must have an earned bachelor’s degree and complete all pre-requisite coursework by the end of the first summer session or they will not be able to continue in the program.

Applications are accepted through the Athletic Training Centralized Application Service (ATCAS). Review of applications and admissions decisions are made on a rolling basis until the cohort is full.

Admissions Requirements

1. Bachelor’s degree in any discipline.
2. Completed application through Athletic Training Centralized Application Service (ATCAS).
3. Official transcript verification the following undergraduate coursework was completed with a grade of “C” or better:
   1. Human Anatomy & Physiology (8 credits)
   2. Biology (4 credits)
   3. Chemistry (4 credits)
   4. Physics (4 credits)
   5. Exercise Physiology (4 credits)
   6. Kinesiology or Biomechanics (3 credits)
   7. Nutrition (3 credits)
   8. Statistics (3 credits)
   9. General Psychology (3 credits)
4. Personal statement about why you want to be an athletic trainer.
5. 2 letters of recommendation
   1. 1 must be from an academic advisor or instructor who can speak on your ability to succeed at graduate work.
6. Current certification in Emergency Cardiac Care (ECC) from the list below:

Provider Name	Course Title
American Heart Association	ACLS
American Heart Association	BLS Healthcare Provider
American Red Cross	CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer
American Safety and Health Institute	BLS
Emergency Care and Safety Institute	Health care Provider CPR
National Safety Council	BLS for Health Care and Professional rescuers

 

1. 50 hours of clinical observation with a Certified Athletic Trainer- OPTIONAL
2. Signed Technical Standards Form
3. Interview with program admissions committee

Curriculum Two Year Program

Year One

Summer

ATES 510	Concepts in Athletic Training
ATES 520	Emergency Care in Athletic Training
ATES 560	Clinical Education I

Fall

ATES 570	Evaluation and Assessment I
ATES 580	Therapeutic Interventions I
ATES 561	Clinical Education II

Spring

ATES 571	Evaluation and Assessment II
ATES 581	Therapeutic Interventions II
ATES 530	Research Experience in Athletic Training
ATES 562	Clinical Education III

Year Two

Summer

ATES 572	Evaluation and Assessment III
ATES 540	General Medicine and Pharmacology in AT
ATES 563	Clinical Education IV

Fall

ATES 550	Clinical Analysis and Prescription
ATES 585	Organization and Administration in AT
ATES 564	Clinical Education V

Spring

ATES 590	Capstone in Athletic Training
ATES 565	Clinical Education VI