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Bachelor's Degree in Athletic Training and Rehabilitation Sciences

Prepare for a career as a health professional and/or entry into graduate professional degree programs such as athletic training, physical therapy, physician assistant and occupational therapy.

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Bachelor's Degree in Athletic Training and Rehabilitation Sciences

B.S. in athletic training and rehabilitation sciences

Athletic training and rehabilitation sciences prepares students for a career as an allied-health professional as well as entry into a professional degree program. Graduates will have met the admission requirements for many health professional programs, specifically the master’s degree in athletic training at K-State. Courses focus on the concepts that are foundational to develop the skills needed to manage health care needs of physically active individuals at all levels and ages.

 

The K-State difference

K-State's athletic training and rehabilitation sciences program offers a pre-professional track, allowing students to earn their master's degree in athletic training in 5 years with all of their coursework being completed at K-State.

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K-State is the first Kansas Board of Regents university to offer the Master of Science in athletic training.

 

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