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Graduate and undergraduate options. 2-year entry-level master's in athletic training program and a "Finish in 5" combined bachelor's/master's program.

CAATE Accreditation. CAATE is the primary accreditation body for Athletic Training programs nationwide.

Student-centered program. Small clinical instructor-to-student ratios mean that you'll be able to connect with your professors.

Unique learning experiences. Opportunities for Graston certification, training in Kinesiotaping, and manual therapy techniques.

Clinical opportunities. Our program is designed to get you into the field early and often with a wide variety of clinical placements.

Cutting-edge facilities. Learn to use the latest and greatest athletic training equipment and technologies.

Experienced faculty. Instructors are practicing clinicians.

Hear from our students

Dan Sonday

Trista Metz

Jill Steinbach

Be the difference between the sideline and the spotlight

Athletic trainers are integral to keeping athletes and other physically active individuals at the top of their game. The profession is a great way to help others stay healthy and perform at a high level.

St. Scholastica's entry-level master's in athletic training program offers exceptional career preparation for our graduates. Our low student-to-instructor ratios in classes and clinical settings, wide array of clinical opportunities and modern facilities provide students with the feel of a small college with the resources of a large institution.

Program options for graduates and undergraduates

Post-baccalaureate master's program. For students who have already earned a bachelor's degree. This option takes 23 months to complete.
"Finish in Five" program. For students without a bachelor's degree, we offer an accelerated program in which you earn both a bachelor's and master's degree. The program takes 5 years to complete.

Our facilities

Take a tour of our
state-of-the-art facilites

Kin Com Isokinetic Testing
Dartfish Video Analysis Software
Biodex Balance and Unweighing Systems
Chattanooga Vectra Genisys Muscle Stimulation, Ultrasound and Laser/Light Therapy
Powerplate Airdaptive 5 Vibration Therapy
Cadaver lab

Career opportunities

The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects 37 percent job growth for athletic trainers between now and 2018. Athletic trainers work in a variety of settings, including hospitals and clinics, high schools and colleges, and professional sports.

Benefits of a master's degree

In a competitive job market, our entry-level master's in athletic training can make you stand out from the crowd. More importantly, you'll have a deeper and more thorough understanding of the practice of athletic training and a wealth of hands-on clinical experience. You'll also earn, on average, $5,000 per year more than athletic trainers who don't hold a master's degree.