University Studies (general studies) = 51 hours
Some health management degree requirements also meet University Studies requirements (*)
Courses required for athletic training major = 76 hours
Pre-Athletic Training Courses:
(* Fulfills University Studies requirements)
Fall Semester
| HL 120 |
Health Perspectives *
(University Studies Behavioral Systems) |
3 |
| BS 113/013 |
Anatomy and Physiology I |
3 |
| EN 140 |
Rhetoric & Critical Thinking *
(University Studies Written Expression) |
3 |
| MA 134 |
College Algebra *
(University Studies Logical Systems) |
3 |
| PY 101 |
Psychology Perspectives/Human Behavior *
(University Studies Behavioral Systems) |
3 |
Spring Semester
| HL 111 |
Introduction to Health Management |
3 |
| HL 231 |
Fitness Conditioning |
3 |
| BS 114/014 |
Anatomy & Physiology II |
3 |
| HL 251 |
Introduction to Athletic Injuries |
3 |
| HL 280 |
Basic Skills in Athletic Training |
1 |
First Year Athletic Training Courses:
First Semester - Fall
| FN 235 |
Nutrition for Health *
(University Studies Living Systems) |
3 |
| HL 263 |
Sports Injury Management |
3 |
| HL 281 |
Practicum in Athletic Training I |
1 |
| CH 180 |
Chemistry in Our World *
(University Studies Physical Systems) |
3 |
Second Semester - Spring
| HL 321 |
Advanced Injury Assessment I |
3 |
| HL 282 |
Practicum in Athletic Training II |
1 |
| PE 464 |
Kinesiology |
3 |
| HL 331 |
Physiology of Exercise |
3 |
| PH 106 |
Physical Concepts |
3 |
Second Year Athletic Training Courses:
Third Semester - Fall
| HL 322 |
Advanced Injury Assessment II |
3 |
| HL 383 |
Practicum in Athletic Training III |
1 |
| HL 265 |
Therapeutic Modalities |
4 |
| HL 345 |
Resistance Training |
3 |
Fourth Semester - Spring
| HL 312 |
Sports & Exercise Pharmacology |
3 |
| HL 323 |
Advanced Injury Assessment III |
3 |
| HL 444 |
Rehab of Sports Injury |
3 |
| HL 384 |
Practicum in Athletic Training IV |
1 |
Summer After Second Year
| HL 499 |
Athletic Training Internship |
6 |
Third Year Athletic Training Courses:
Fifth Semester - Fall
| HL 303 |
Research Methods |
3 |
| HL 472 |
Admin of Athletic Training |
3 |
| HL 480 |
Seminar in Athletic Training |
2 |
| FN 530 |
Pathophysiology |
3 |
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Electives |
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Potential Graduation & NATABOC Exam |
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Sixth Semester - Spring
| Electives |
| Potential Internship/Fellowship |
| Graduation |
| NATABOC Exam |
Clinical Experiences:
As an athletic training student, you also are required to complete six clinical experiences that are supervised by a certified athletic trainer at an affiliated clinical site. These clinical practicums are done in conjunction with specific athletic training courses and allow you to utilize and apply the knowledge gained from these courses in a clinical setting.
During these clinical experiences, you will have the opportunity to work under the supervision of certified athletic trainers who work with some of Southeast’s Division I athletic teams, including football, baseball, softball, volleyball, gymnastics, men and women’s basketball, cross country and track and soccer. You also will have the chance to work with local high school teams, including Cape Central, Notre Dame and Jackson, under the supervision of certified athletic trainers from HealthSouth Rehabilitation.
Each practicum encompasses one academic semester and averages approximately 15 hours per week. (link to internship section for more info)
Course Descriptions:
http://www5.semo.edu/health/atep/cur.asp
Courses are updated regularly, so be sure to meet with your advisor to design your academic plan.
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