** To be taken in
this semester if not transferring these courses in. **Courses
from the spring semester may be moved up to the fall if the
**courses in the fall have been transferred in.
Transfer 2nd
Year
FALL
SEMESTER
SPRING
SEMESTER
Yr
AH
330 Therapeutic Modalities in Athletic Training
3
AH
300 General Medical Aspects of Athletic Training
3
AH
331 Therapeutic Modalities in Athletic Training Laboratory
1
AH
340 Rehabilitation of Injuries
3
AH 381 Athletic Training Clinical Education III
1
AH
341 Rehabilitation of Injuries Laboratory
1
**BY 112, BY 122,
CH 101, CH 102, CH 111, PH 100 or PH 201
4
AH 382 Athletic Training Clinical Education IV
1
**PE 251 Concepts in Health, Wellness, and Fitness
3
PE
444 Physiology of Exercise
3
**EC 231, EC 232, GY 100, PS 110, SY 100, or SY 110
3
PE
445 Physiology of Exercise Laboratory
1
PE 446 Biomechanics of Human Movement
3
TOTAL
15
15
30
Athletic Training majors are
strongly advised to take AH 409, Preprofessional Clinical
Experience for up to 4 hours to meet part or all their Athletic
Training Elective Requirements. Generally, this preprofessional
clinical experience which requires 60 clock hours for every
credit hour is best scheduled in the summer prior to the senior
year.
Transfer 3rd
Year
FALL
SEMESTER
SPRING
SEMESTER
Yr
AH 350 Organization & Administration of Athletic Training
3
AH 400 Clinical Decisions in
Athletic Training
3
AH 481 Athletic Training Clinical Education V
1
AH 408 Seminar in Athletic Training
1
**EH 221 or EH 231
3
AH 482 Athletic Training Clinical Education VI
1
PE 465 Psychology and Sociology of
Human Performance
3
**HY 101 or HY 211
or HY 102 or HY 212
3
Athletic Training Electives
2
PE 442 Sport and Exercise Nutrition
3
Athletic Training Electives
2
TOTAL
12
13
25
85
Total hours =
minimum of 120 in order to graduate. A minor is not required with
this major. 5 hours of this program are general electives which
includes the 2 semester hour course, UWA 101 Freshman Seminar.
Students are advised to gear these electives towards athletic
training, biology, health, physical education, physical sciences, or
psychology. Computer proficiency is required in all coursework, and
either one of the following courses is strongly recommended but not
required as a means to gain this proficiency: CS 205 or ED 405.
Lightly
shaded courses are taught once a year in the semesters where
listed but may also be taught in the Summer semester.
Darkly
shaded courses are taught once a year only in the semesters
where listed.
