The University of North Dakota is transitioning its athletic training program to a Master of Athletic Training (MAT) in compliance with CAATE accreditation standards. The undergraduate athletic training program is no longer accepting new students, focusing instead on graduate-level education to prepare students for certification and professional practice in athletic training.
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The University of North Dakota is transitioning its athletic training program to a Master of Athletic Training (MAT) in compliance with CAATE accreditation standards. The undergraduate athletic training program is no longer accepting new students, focusing instead on graduate-level education to prepare students for certification and professional practice in athletic training.
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Courses include:Athletic TrainingRisk Reduction and Injury Management in Athletic TrainingPsychosocial Aspects in Athletic TrainingGeneral Medical ConditionsAnatomy for Athletic Trainers IHuman Performance and Development
Applicants must hold a recognized four-year bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA of 2.75 overall or at least 3.0 during junior and senior years. Submission of GRE or GMAT scores is required. Candidates must demonstrate proficiency in English as per graduate catalog standards. Additionally, applicants must have completed undergraduate coursework in intermediate microeconomics, calculus, and probability/statistics or equivalent coursework.
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