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Bachelor of Science Degree Athletic Training Major

Pre-Professional (Freshman) Year (10)

First Semester (2)

• Kinesiol 170 Medical Terminology (1) #
• Kinesiol 175 Orientation to Athletic Training (1)#
• Kinesiol 185 Athletic Training Directed Observation I (0)#

Second Semester (8)

• Biology 211 Human Anatomy (3)
• Kinesiol 171 Prevention, Recognition, and Treatment of Athletic Injuries (2)
• Kinesiol 173 Applied Anatomy and Kinesiology (2)
• Kinesiol 189 Athletic Training Directed Observation II (1)

Beginning (Sophomore) Year (25-27)

First Semester (12)

• Biology 212 Human Physiology (4)
• Kinesiol 113 Strength Training Techniques (1)
• Kinesiol 241 Evaluation and Management of Emergent and Acute Conditions (2)
• Kinesiol 242 Evaluation and Management of Injuries to the Lower Extremity (3)
• Kinesiol 269 Medical Documentation and Information Management (1)
• Kinesiol 283 Athletic Training Pre-Semester Clinical I (0)
• Kinesiol 287 Beginning Clinical in Athletic Training I (1)

Second Semester (13-15)

• Kinesiol 243 Evaluation and Management of Injuries to the Upper Extremity and Spine (3)
• Kinesiol 245 Therapeutic Modalities (3)
• Kinesiol 289 Beginning Clinical in Athletic Training II (1)
• Kinesiol 348 Biomechanics (3)
• Kinesiol 350 Physiology of Exercise (3)

Intermediate (Junior) Year (21-27)

First Semester (11-15)

• Kinesiol 337 Evaluation and Management of Head, Facial, and Systemic Conditions (3)
• Kinesiol 340 Advanced Techniques in Training and Conditioning (3)
• Kinesiol 343 Beginning Therapeutic Exercise (2)
• Kinesiol 387 Intermediate Clinical in Athletic Training I (1)
• Kinesiol 437 Psychosocial Issues in Athletic Training (2)**
• Kinesiol 483 Athletic Training Pre-Semester Clinical II (0)

Second Semester (10-12)

• Kinesiol 351 Clinical Nutrition and Weight Management (3)
• Kinesiol 344 Advanced Therapeutic Exercise (2)
• Kinesiol 346 Performance Testing and Evaluation (1)
• Kinesiol 368 Research Techniques in Athletic Training, Kinesiology, and Health (2)
• Kinesiol 384 Risk Management, Legal, and Ethical Issues in Athletic Training (2)***
• Kinesiol 388 General Medical Clinical in Athletic Training (1)
• Kinesiol 389 Intermediate Clinical in Athletic Training II (1)

Advanced (Senior) Year (5-9)

First Semester (4-8)

• Kinesiol 468 Senior Thesis in Athletic Training (1)
• Kinesiol 475 Preparation for Professional Practice in Athletic Training (0)
• Kinesiol 485 Administrative Practices in Athletic Training (2)*
• Kinesiol 487 Advanced Clinical in Athletic Training (1)
• Nursing 359 Pathological and Pharmacological Perspectives in Athletic Training and Health Promotion (4)*

Second Semester (1)

• Kinesiol 489 Capstone Clinical in Athletic Training (1)

Electives (1-18)

• Kinesiol 294 Sophomore Internship in Athletic Training, Sports Medicine, & Orthopedics (1-12)
• Kinesiol 395 Junior Internship in Athletic Training, Sports Medicine & Orthopedics (1-12)
• Kinesiol 495 Senior Internship in Athletic Training, Sports Medicine & Orthopedics (1-12)

*offered every even numbered fall
** offered every odd numbered fall
***offered odd numbered springs
#students starting the program in the spring may take along with the required second semester courses (this assumes student has completed Biology 105 and has completed or is concurrently enrolled in Bio 211)

67-85 credit hours