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Re: where to go to school

Posted by B on 4/19/2004, 11:19 am, in reply to "where to go to school"
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To make yourself more marketable, you could get your undergrad in rehab, PE teaching, health and human performance, or health promotions and then going to get your masters in A.T. It seems when I search for AT jobs, MS degree are preferred, but not required. Those w/ MS degrees do get paid more right out of college vs. those just getting out of a BS program. I hope this helps. --Previous Message-- : Hello : I am a freshman at Univ. San Diego. I am : interested in becoming a AThletic Trainer. I : worked in my high school's athletic trainer's : office and learned to tape and i loved the : job. Now I am torn because USD does NOT offer : a kinesiology major. Should i transfer to a : State Univ. or can i major in something else : and then go to graduate school somewhere???? : Please share your thoughts. :

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Message Thread: where to go to school - gabi 4/18/2004, 11:02 pm Re: where to go to school - B 4/19/2004, 11:19 am Re: where to go to school - Will 4/19/2004, 7:58 am Re: where to go to school - Nicole 4/19/2004, 12:02 pm « Back to thread

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