Posted by Nicole --Previous Message--
on 4/19/2004, 12:02 pm, in reply to "Re: where to go to school"
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Gabi,
I also agree that if you are interested in Athletic Training you should maybe consider going to a college w/ this as a major. (before you make this important decision try to get in some volunteer hours to make sure this is what you want to do as a career) I think that if you wait to start doing "athletic training" type classes until your a grad student you will miss out on a lot of important hands on skills you gain from a undergraduate curriculum. I'm now currently in grad school and when I was applying some schools don't accept you without previous work in a training room. In your best interest I would consider transferring to a program that has athletic training, and will give you the skills that are essential for a masters program.
: : Gabi:
: If USD doesn't have an athletic training
: education program you need to go somewhere
: that does. Getting an undergraduate degree in
: something else then going to an entry level
: masters program in athletic training is not a
: good option in my opinion. Too much wasted
: time.
: Find a school that has an accredited athletic
: training program. Also, finding a school that
: has football will give you valuable
: experience. Good luck..
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