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This program is an entry-level master’s degree offered via two different routes. A student may begin the program at Eastern Michigan University as a first-year student. This student would follow the Combined Athletic Training program ( CAT ) . This is a 3+2 program that will award a student a bachelor’s and master’s degree when completed. These students will meet all the pre-admission requirements at EMU and apply to the program during the winter semester of their third year. If accepted, the student will then start the following summer semester and complete the “professional phase” of the program. This will complete their fourth and fifth years. This phase is two full years that require summer coursework. This route would include students who transfer to EMU and do not have an earned bachelor’s degree. When students graduate, they will earn a Bachelor of Science degree and Master of Athletic Training degree.
The other route students may take to earn the entry-level masters is the Master of Athletic Training Program (MAT). This program would be for students who have an earned bachelor’s degree and meet all the pre-admissions requirements. These students would apply during the winter semester of the year they plan on beginning the program. If accepted, they would start during the summer semester and have two full years of coursework.
All students will go through the program as a cohort and are required to be full-time students to meet the didactic and clinical demands of the program.
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Students will be able to engage in thoughtful dialogue and engage in problem-solving, critical thinking, and analysis regarding all aspects of athletic training.
Students will promote and practice respect and unbiased treatment of physically active individuals regardless of race, color, gender, or religious affiliation.
Students will obtain all skills and knowledge necessary to complete the defined curriculum, sit for the BOC certification examination, and serve as certified athletic trainers. (SLO)
Students will be able to demonstrate the use of Evidence-Based Medicine in the application of their AT knowledge, skills, and abilities.
Opportunities
Students develop clinical and critical thinking skills through five practicum semesters that culminate in an immersive clinical internship during the sixth semester in the program. Students are given opportunities during their clinical education at high schools, universities, sports medicine clinics, hospitals, and physician clinics. In addition, they have interprofessional education experiences with programs within and outside of the University.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Sports-Related Subjects
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
This program is an entry-level master’s degree offered via two different routes. A student may begin the program at Eastern Michigan University as a first-year student. This student would follow the Combined Athletic Training program ( CAT ) . This is a 3+2 program that will award a student a bachelor’s and master’s degree when completed. These students will meet all the pre-admission requirements at EMU and apply to the program during the winter semester of their third year. If accepted, the student will then start the following summer semester and complete the “professional phase” of the program. This will complete their fourth and fifth years. This phase is two full years that require summer coursework. This route would include students who transfer to EMU and do not have an earned bachelor’s degree. When students graduate, they will earn a Bachelor of Science degree and Master of Athletic Training degree.
The other route students may take to earn the entry-level masters is the Master of Athletic Training Program (MAT). This program would be for students who have an earned bachelor’s degree and meet all the pre-admissions requirements. These students would apply during the winter semester of the year they plan on beginning the program. If accepted, they would start during the summer semester and have two full years of coursework.
All students will go through the program as a cohort and are required to be full-time students to meet the didactic and clinical demands of the program.
Learn
Students will be able to engage in thoughtful dialogue and engage in problem-solving, critical thinking, and analysis regarding all aspects of athletic training.
Students will promote and practice respect and unbiased treatment of physically active individuals regardless of race, color, gender, or religious affiliation.
Students will obtain all skills and knowledge necessary to complete the defined curriculum, sit for the BOC certification examination, and serve as certified athletic trainers. (SLO)
Students will be able to demonstrate the use of Evidence-Based Medicine in the application of their AT knowledge, skills, and abilities.
Opportunities
Students develop clinical and critical thinking skills through five practicum semesters that culminate in an immersive clinical internship during the sixth semester in the program. Students are given opportunities during their clinical education at high schools, universities, sports medicine clinics, hospitals, and physician clinics. In addition, they have interprofessional education experiences with programs within and outside of the University.
Admission Requirements
Application materials submitted to ATCAS include:
Applicants must have an earned baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited university or an appropriate international institution. Applicants may apply while their degree is in progress, but degree completion must be documented with official transcripts before the start of the Athletic Training Program. A minimum of a 2.75 overall GPA is required.
Applicants must have earned a “C” or better in a course in the following areas or provide documentation of credential (Course Completion Form). The EMU courses offered in each area are listed below in parenthesis:
Current Professional Rescuer/HealthCare provider CPR or equivalent ( ATTR 210 )
Applicants must provide documentation of 50 observation hours with an ATC. At no time during your observation can you represent yourself as an EMU “athletic training student.” You are a student applying to get into the Athletic Training Program.
Two settings/populations must be observed
Documentation of hours (provided form) signature of ATC with BOC number and state license number
Volunteer form
Two professional or academic letters of reference
Applicants must include a personal statement that includes career goals, past experiences, and personal qualities. This statement will be used to evaluate the applicant’s ability to write professionally.
The following forms need to be completed and signed:
Technical Standards ( Certification )
Communicable Disease Policy
Immunization Documentation Form
Proof of Health Insurance
Cost Expectation Form
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Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti, United States
Sports-Related SubjectsMain Subject Area
Programme overview
Main Subject
Sports-Related Subjects
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
This program is an entry-level master’s degree offered via two different routes. A student may begin the program at Eastern Michigan University as a first-year student. This student would follow the Combined Athletic Training program ( CAT ) . This is a 3+2 program that will award a student a bachelor’s and master’s degree when completed. These students will meet all the pre-admission requirements at EMU and apply to the program during the winter semester of their third year. If accepted, the student will then start the following summer semester and complete the “professional phase” of the program. This will complete their fourth and fifth years. This phase is two full years that require summer coursework. This route would include students who transfer to EMU and do not have an earned bachelor’s degree. When students graduate, they will earn a Bachelor of Science degree and Master of Athletic Training degree.
The other route students may take to earn the entry-level masters is the Master of Athletic Training Program (MAT). This program would be for students who have an earned bachelor’s degree and meet all the pre-admissions requirements. These students would apply during the winter semester of the year they plan on beginning the program. If accepted, they would start during the summer semester and have two full years of coursework.
All students will go through the program as a cohort and are required to be full-time students to meet the didactic and clinical demands of the program.
Learn
Opportunities
Students develop clinical and critical thinking skills through five practicum semesters that culminate in an immersive clinical internship during the sixth semester in the program. Students are given opportunities during their clinical education at high schools, universities, sports medicine clinics, hospitals, and physician clinics. In addition, they have interprofessional education experiences with programs within and outside of the University.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Sports-Related Subjects
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
This program is an entry-level master’s degree offered via two different routes. A student may begin the program at Eastern Michigan University as a first-year student. This student would follow the Combined Athletic Training program ( CAT ) . This is a 3+2 program that will award a student a bachelor’s and master’s degree when completed. These students will meet all the pre-admission requirements at EMU and apply to the program during the winter semester of their third year. If accepted, the student will then start the following summer semester and complete the “professional phase” of the program. This will complete their fourth and fifth years. This phase is two full years that require summer coursework. This route would include students who transfer to EMU and do not have an earned bachelor’s degree. When students graduate, they will earn a Bachelor of Science degree and Master of Athletic Training degree.
The other route students may take to earn the entry-level masters is the Master of Athletic Training Program (MAT). This program would be for students who have an earned bachelor’s degree and meet all the pre-admissions requirements. These students would apply during the winter semester of the year they plan on beginning the program. If accepted, they would start during the summer semester and have two full years of coursework.
All students will go through the program as a cohort and are required to be full-time students to meet the didactic and clinical demands of the program.
Learn
Opportunities
Students develop clinical and critical thinking skills through five practicum semesters that culminate in an immersive clinical internship during the sixth semester in the program. Students are given opportunities during their clinical education at high schools, universities, sports medicine clinics, hospitals, and physician clinics. In addition, they have interprofessional education experiences with programs within and outside of the University.
Admission Requirements
Application materials submitted to ATCAS include:
Applicants must have an earned baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited university or an appropriate international institution. Applicants may apply while their degree is in progress, but degree completion must be documented with official transcripts before the start of the Athletic Training Program. A minimum of a 2.75 overall GPA is required.
Applicants must have earned a “C” or better in a course in the following areas or provide documentation of credential (Course Completion Form). The EMU courses offered in each area are listed below in parenthesis:
Applicants must provide documentation of 50 observation hours with an ATC. At no time during your observation can you represent yourself as an EMU “athletic training student.” You are a student applying to get into the Athletic Training Program.
Applicants must include a personal statement that includes career goals, past experiences, and personal qualities. This statement will be used to evaluate the applicant’s ability to write professionally.
The following forms need to be completed and signed:
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Social Foundations and Community Education [M.A.]
Social Science [M.A.]
Social Science [M.A.]
Social Work [M.S.W.]
Social Work [M.S.W.]
Sociology [M.A.]
Sociology [M.A.]
Special Education (for Certified Teachers) [MAT]
Special Education (for Certified Teachers) [MAT]
Special Education (for Non-Certified Teachers) [MAT]
Special Education (for Non-Certified Teachers) [MAT]
Special Education [M.A.]
Special Education [M.A.]
Sport Management [M.S.]
Sport Management [M.S.]
Women’s and Gender Studies [M.A.]
Women’s and Gender Studies [M.A.]
Engineering and Technology (3)
Technology [Ph.D.]
Technology [Ph.D.]![Technology [Ph.D.]](/themes/custom/tu_d8/images/uniprofile/link_white.svg)
Life Sciences and Medicine (3)
Clinical Psychology [Ph.D.]
Clinical Psychology [Ph.D.]![Clinical Psychology [Ph.D.]](/themes/custom/tu_d8/images/uniprofile/link_white.svg)
Nursing Practice – Post-BSN Adult-Gerontology Clinical Nurse Specialist [DNP]
Nursing Practice – Post-BSN Adult-Gerontology Clinical Nurse Specialist [DNP]![Nursing Practice – Post-BSN Adult-Gerontology Clinical Nurse Specialist [DNP]](/themes/custom/tu_d8/images/uniprofile/link_white.svg)
Nursing Practice – Post-BSN Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner [DNP]
Nursing Practice – Post-BSN Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner [DNP]![Nursing Practice – Post-BSN Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner [DNP]](/themes/custom/tu_d8/images/uniprofile/link_white.svg)
Nursing Practice – Post-MSN [DNP]
Nursing Practice – Post-MSN [DNP]![Nursing Practice – Post-MSN [DNP]](/themes/custom/tu_d8/images/uniprofile/link_white.svg)
Social Sciences and Management (3)
Educational Leadership [Ph.D.]
Educational Leadership [Ph.D.]![Educational Leadership [Ph.D.]](/themes/custom/tu_d8/images/uniprofile/link_white.svg)
Educational Studies [Ph.D.]
Educational Studies [Ph.D.]![Educational Studies [Ph.D.]](/themes/custom/tu_d8/images/uniprofile/link_white.svg)