Bachelor of Science in Health Care Studies/Master of Science in Athletic Training

Year 1 — First Semester Fall

Section Number Credits Title
ATH 101 1 Introduction to Athletic Training
BIO 103 3 Human Biology
BIO 103L 1 Human Biology Lab
CMP 101 3 English Composition
IND 101 3 Sustainable and Critical Relationships
LC 1 3 Linked Core Course
PSY 103 3 Intro to Psychology
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Students may begin volunteer hours. Students must obtain 50 clinical hours for application into the professional phase.

Year 1 — Second Semester Spring

Section

Number

Credits

Title

CHE

101

3

General Chemistry

CHE

101 L

1

General Chemistry Lab

CORE

3

 

HCS

101

3

Intro to Health Care Models

LC

2

6

Linked Core Courses

 

 

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Year 2 — First Semester Fall

Sectioun Number Credits Title
BIO 330 4 General Anatomy
HCS 310 3 Learning Theory
HCS 200 2 CPR & Emergency Health Care
MTH 104 3 Survey of Statistics
FREE ELECTIVE 3
CORE 3
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Year 2 — Second Semester Spring

Section Number Credits Title
ATH 201 2 Sophomore Seminar in Athletic Training
BIO 117 3 Human Nutrition
BIO 340 4 General Physiology
HSM 210 3 Intro to Health Systems
FREE ELECTIVE 2
CORE 3 Service Learning
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Year 3 — First Semester Fall

Section Number Credits Title
ATH 300 4 Applied Physics for the Assessment of Human Movement and Therapeutic Agents
HCS 301 3 Physiology of Exercise & Cardiopulmonary Assessment
HCS 317 4 Human Motion; Principles & Perspectives
CORE 6
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Year 3 — Second Semester Spring

Section Number Credits Title
HCS 340 3 Musculoskeletal Fitness Assessment
HCS 350 3 Fitness Training and Exercise Prescription
HCS 332 3 Strength and Conditioning
PSY 229 3 Health Psychology
CMP 315 3 Advanced Composition for Health Professionals
CORE 3
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Students apply into the professional phase of the athletic training education program the spring of Year 3. Accepted students commence the professional phase of the athletic training education program the summer between Year 3 and Year 4.


Summer 1 — May - June

Section Number Credits Title
ATH 400 2 Introduction to Emergency Athletic Care
ATH 409 6 Gross Anatomy
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Year 4 — First Semester Fall

Section Number Credits Title
ATH 501 3 Foundations of Athletic Training
ATH 410 4 Pathology and Clinical Examination I
ATH 490 3 Athletic Training; Practical Application I
HCS 320 3 Community Health and Disease Prevention
ATH 412 3 Neuroscience
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Year 4 — Second Semester Spring

Section Number Credits Title
ATH 430 3 Research Methods and Statistics
ATH 411 4 Pathology and Clinical Examination II
ATH 520 3 Therapeutic Agents
ATH 592 3 Athletic Training; Practical Application II
CORE 3
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At the end of Year 4, students earn a Bachelor of Science in Health Care Studies. Students must complete the 2nd year of the Professional Phase (Year 5) in order to complete the Athletic Training Program


Year 5 — First Semester Fall

Section Number Credits Title
ATH 521 3 Introduction to Pharmacology
ATH 523 3 Therapeutic Intervention
ATH 524 3 Sports Nutrition
ATH 581 1 Research Seminar I
ATH 593 3 Athletic Training; Practical Application III
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Year 5 — Second Semester Spring

Section Number Credits Title
ATH 522 3 Medical Science and Disabilities
ATH 525 3 Principles of Management, Administration, Leadership, and Professional Development
ATH 582 2 Research Seminar II
ATH 594 3 Athletic Training; Practical Application IV
PSY 530 3 Psychology of Health & Disability
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