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Athletic Training Program Course Sequence |
Required Courses
The Athletic Training Major is housed in the Division of Education and Physical Education within the Physical Education, Athletic Training, and Sport Management Department. ATSs are awarded a Bachelor of Science degree upon the completion of a minimum of 123 credit hours. The 123 credit hours may be divided into a minimum of 42 credit hours for the General Education Requirement, a minimum of 73 credit hours for the AT Program, and a minimum of 8 credit hours for an appropriate minor and/or electives.
| Course Number |
Course Title/Description |
Credit Hours |
| AT 180 |
Fundamentals of Athletic Training |
3 |
| AT 201 |
First Aid and CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer |
3 |
| AT 280 |
Clinical Anatomy I |
2 |
| AT 281 |
Clinical Anatomy II |
2 |
| AT 283 |
Medical Terminology and General Medical Conditions in Athletic Training |
3 |
| AT 380 |
Orthopaedic Injury Evaluation I |
3 |
| AT 381 |
Orthopaedic Injury Evaluation II |
3 |
| AT 383 |
Therapeutic Modalities in Athletic Training |
3 |
| AT 385 |
Rehabilitation in Athletic Training |
3 |
| AT 387 |
Basic Pharmacology and Nurtition in Athletic Training |
3 |
| AT 452 |
Senior Seminar |
2 |
| AT 481 |
Organization and Administration of Athletic Training |
3 |
| AT 490 |
Athletic Training Internship |
6 |
| AT 188, 189, 288, 289, 388, 489 |
Athletic Training Practica I-VI |
1 each |
| BI 101 |
General Biology |
4 |
| BI 205 |
Human Anatomy |
4 |
| BI 206 |
Human Physiology |
4 |
| MA 200 |
Elementary Statistics |
3 |
| PE 201 |
Personal and Community Health |
3 |
| PE 301 |
Kinesiology |
3 |
| PE 302 |
Exercise Physiology |
3 |
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PE 331
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Weight Training Techniques |
2 |
| PS 101 |
Introduction to Psychology |
3 |
Suggested Four-Year Sequence: Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training
| Academic |
Fall Semester |
Spring Semester |
| Freshman Year |
AT 180: Fundamentals of Athletic Training
BI 101: General Biology |
AT 188: Athletic Training Practicum I
AT 201: First Aid and CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer
AT 283: Medical Terminology and General Medical Conditions in Athletic Training
BI 205: Human Anatomy |
| Sophomore Year |
AT 189: Athletic Training Practicum II
AT 280: Clinical Anatomy I
AT 380: Orthopaedic Injury Evaluation I
BI 206: Human Physiology |
AT281: Clinical Anatomy II
AT 288: Athletic Training Practicum III
AT 381: Orthopaedic Injury Evaluation II
AT 383: Therapeutic Modalities in Athletic Training
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| Junior Year |
AT 289: Athletic Training Practicum IV
AT 385: Rehabilitation in Athletic Training
PE 331: Weight Training Techniques
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AT 388: Athletic Training Practicum V
AT 387: Basic Pharmacology and Nutrition in Athletic Training
AT481: Organization and Administration of Athletic Training |
| Senior Year |
AT 489: Athletic Training Practicum VI
AT 490: Athletic Training Internship |
AT 452: Senior Seminar
AT 489: Athletic Training Practicum VI
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Suggested Transfer Student Sequence: Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training
| Academic Year |
Fall Semester |
Spring Semester |
Summer I |
SummerII |
| Freshman/Sophomore Year |
AT 180
AT 280
AT 380 |
AT 188
AT 201
AT 281
AT 283
AT 288
AT 381
AT 383 |
Complete clinical hours from AT 288 |
Register for AT 189 and complete clinical hours. |
| Junior Year |
AT 189
AT 289
AT 385 |
AT 388
AT 387
AT 481 |
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| Senior Year |
AT 490 |
AT 452
AT 489 |
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Please Note: The following Athletic Training Required Courses may be taken as the individual ATS’s schedule allows:
- MA 200, PE 201, PE 301, PE 302, and PS 101 are offered every semester
- PE 331 is offered every fall semester
AT 489: Athletic Training Practicum VI and AT 490: Athletic Training Internship will be taken during the course of their Senior year.
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