Beginning with the 2019-2020 academic year the curriculum will consist of 6 consecutive semesters. The first summer session begins mid-July 2019.
Year 1
| Summer |
|---|
| AT 504 |
Introduction to Orthopedic Evaluation |
1 |
| AT 665 |
Introduction to Therapeutic Rehabilitation |
2 |
| AT 505 |
Human Anatomy Review |
2 |
| AT 506 |
Emergency Medical Response |
1 |
| AT 529 |
Athletic Training Concepts |
1 |
| Total Credits |
7 |
| Fall |
|---|
| AT 540 |
Clinical Practicum I |
4 |
| AT 502 |
Orthopedic Evaluation (Lower Quadrant) |
3 |
| AT 530 |
Prevention of Sports Injuries |
1 |
| AT 670 |
Rehabilitation Applications I |
2 |
| AT 560 |
Research I: Evidence Based Principles |
2 |
| AT 510 |
Physical Agents and Mechanical Modalities |
3 |
| CHP 510 |
Interprofessional Competence |
1 |
| Total Credits |
16 |
| Spring |
|---|
| AT 541 |
Clinical Practicum II |
4 |
| AT 503 |
Orthopedic Evaluation (Upper Quadrant) |
3 |
| AT 531 |
Prevention of Sports Injuries II |
1 |
| AT 671 |
Rehabilitation Applications II |
2 |
| AT 550 |
Research II: Research Concepts |
2 |
| AT 650 |
Professionalism in Athletic Training |
1 |
| Total Credits |
13 |
Year 2
| Summer |
|---|
| AT 542 |
Clinical Practicum III |
2 |
| AT 575 |
Pharmacology in Athletic Training |
1 |
| AT 570 |
Sports Nutrition |
2 |
| Total Credits |
5 |
| Fall |
|---|
| AT 640 |
Clinical Practicum IV |
7 |
| AT 620 |
Administration in the Athletic Training Setting |
3 |
| AT 661 |
Research III: Methods and Data Collection |
2 |
| AT 600 |
General Medical Conditions |
3 |
| Total Credits |
15 |
| Spring |
|---|
| AT681 |
Weeks 1-16 Research IV: Analysis and Discussion |
2 |
| AT 641 |
Session 1: Weeks 1-10 Clinical Practicum V (Immersive Experience) |
10 |
| AT 520 |
Session 2: Weeks 11-16 Sports Psychology |
3 |
| Total Credits |
15 |
Total Curriculum Credits: 71
Research Requirement
As a part of our graduation requirements, each student is required to be a part of the planning, development, implementation, and completion of an original research project. This project can be the result of a group effort with the classmates in your cohort and will be guided by an existing program faculty member. You will also be enrolled in a 2-credit research course during each semester of your matriculation
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