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Posted by Chris --Previous Message--
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on 3/9/2005, 11:00 pm, in reply to "Grad School and Internships...."
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: Hello. I'm a student that is graduating in May
: with a BS in Athletic Training. I have
: posted here before only to get minimal
: responses to my questions, but I'll take
: another shot. My question is for those ATCs
: who have gone to grad school- Do you find
: that getting a masters in athletic training
: as opposed to ex phys, or kines, or
: nutrition has been of more benefit to you?
: Or do you believe that any of these are good
: options? And if so, I have had some trouble
: finding schools with graduate programs that
: seem to work with getting ATC experience and
: your education. I was wondering if anyone
: has any ideas about how to go about talking
: to these programs about grad assistantships
: and working with your education wants/needs.
: Thanks
:
:
If you're interested in pursuing a Master's Degree while continuing to obtain valuable athletic training experience, I would suggest applying for Grad. Asst. position at a school that has offers a Master's in Kines. I would suggest Midwestern State in Wichita Falls, Tx. The job posting is on the NATA website. Check them out. They have a great Kines. Dept. as well as a wonderful athletic training staff.
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