Bs athletic training in University of iowa

Iowa's Athletic Training Program combines the course work and clinical experiences students need to be eligible for the Board of Certification (BOC) examination. The program prepares students for careers in clinical health care settings and for athletic training positions in high school or college athletics.The program is unique among similar programs nationally because it is co-sponsored by departments in two separate areas of the university: the Department of Health and Human Physiology in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery in the Carver College of Medicine. Students who major in athletic training get a well-rounded education. They acquire solid communication skills, have high academic achievement, and are very motivated. Most continue on to to graduate or professional programs.

Academic records, Typical SAT scores (combined critical reading and math)- 1060-1267, ACT Composite 23-28, Average GPA 3.64, TOEFL: IBT-80, PBT-530, IELTS-6.5, PTE-53

The athletic training major prepares students for jobs in sports medicine clinics, patient care settings, preventive care settings, and industrial settings. Graduates often work with secondary school athletic teams. Additional education usually is required for employment with professional, college, and university athletic teams and for specialized positions in corporations, industry, and other areas. Iowa s athletic training program has an outstanding placement rate. Over half of its graduates are admitted to graduate or professional schools, while others are employed in hospitals, clinics, or academic institutions.

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