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Athletic Training, MS
Athletic Training, MS

Athletic Training, MS

  • ID:TAMU10041
  • Level:Master's Degree
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Admission Requirements

Entry Requirements

Application requirements specific to this program:

  • Documentation of Health Physical by a Medical Doctor (pdf)

  • Proof of Current Vaccination Series (pdf) Medical documentation for students allergic to immunizations may be provided

  • Proof of Current TB Test (pdf) (within the past month) and/or medical documentation

  • Signed Technical Standards Acknowledgment Form (pdf)

  • Three Professional Recommendations

    • You can provide the information for three professional references and forms will be sent to your references to fill out here.

  • Students must submit official transcripts from all institutions attended with a demonstrated 3.0 cumulative GPA

  • Documentation of completion of the prerequisite courses utilizing the Pre-Requisite Course Self-Audit Form (pdf)

Students who meet the required application criteria will be considered by the Athletic Training Program Admissions Committee. Qualified applicants will be granted an interview by the admissions committee.

English Requirements

Application requirements for international applicants:

  • Copy of current visa (if applicable)

  • English Language Proficiency. TAMUCC currently accepts the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) within the last 2 years:

    • Official TOEFL score minimum paper-based score of 550 or internet-based score of 79-80

    • Official IELTS score minimum 6.5

Course Information

The Athletic Training Program is a selective and competitive admissions program. This graduate program is nationally accredited at the graduate level by the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE). The AT Program at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi is a two-year, 57 credit hour program consisting of formal classroom instruction and a wide variety of hands-on experiences. This includes clinical time with the institution’s NCAA Division I intercollegiate sports teams as well as several other activity organizations such as cheer, dance, ROTC and the campus recreation center. In addition to on-campus experiences, students get hands-on clinical experience at affiliate sites including physical therapy clinics, orthopedic clinics, family practice clinics, and local high schools. Upon completing the degree program, students will have met the CAATE educational requirements and are eligible to sit for the Board of Certification (BOC) national examination to practice Athletic Training. Students would also be eligible for Texas Licensure for Athletic Training, or other state licensure programs outside of Texas.

Students will be held to the standards provided by the CAATE. New requirements/standards from CAATE may result in programmatic changes that will not be reflected in the current catalog. All updates will be posted on the website and in the student handbook and will be reflected in the catalog as soon as possible. The AT Program will do their best to implement these changes in a timely fashion in the least disruptive method possible for students.

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Program Requirements

Code, Title

Core Courses

  • CPR and Basic Life Support 1

  • Taping, Bracing, and Preventative Care in Athletic Training

  • Evidence Based Practice

  • Research Methods I

  • Research Methods II

  • Biological Statistics for Athletic Training

  • Lower Extremity Assessment, Evaluation and Management

  • Upper Extremity Assessment, Evaluation and Management

  • Head, Neck & Spine Extremity Assessment, Evaluation and Management

  • General Medical Conditions in the Athlete

  • Therapeutic Intervention I

  • Therapeutic Intervention II

  • Pharmacology for the Athlete

  • Emerging Practices in Athletic Training

  • Athletic Training Seminar

  • Law & Ethics in Athletic Training

  • Sports Psychology in Athletic Training

  • Administration, Leadership, & Professional Development in Athletic Training

Clinical Experience - Internship Courses

  • Athletic Training Clinical Experience I

  • Athletic Training Clinical Experience II

  • Athletic Training Clinical Experience III

  • Athletic Training Clinical Experience IV

  • Athletic Training Clinical Experience V

Total Hours, 57

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Pre Courses

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Career Opportunity

Career Opportunity

Athletic Training has been recognized by the American Medical Association (AMA) as an allied health care profession since 1990. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment opportunities for athletic trainers are expected to grow faster than average: 24% in the next 10 years.

Traditional Athletic Training employment settings include:

  • Secondary School Sports

  • Collegiate Sports

  • Semi-Professional Sports

  • Professional Sports

Emerging practice settings in Athletic Training employment settings include:

  • Physicians’ offices

  • Hospitals (In-Patient, Out-Patient, Surgical, Outreach settings)

  • Corporate health programs

  • Clinical health care

  • Industrial health care

  • Military settings

  • Tactile medicine

  • Performing arts

Ability to settle

Overseas Student Health Cover

Medical insurance: 1,999 $  USD per year

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