Exercise, sport and health sciences | Pre-athletic training emphasis
Bachelor of Science
Prepare for an active role in a dynamic health care team
Become an expert in the prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of injuries and medical conditions as part of a dynamic health care team with the exercise, sport and health sciences degree in pre-athletic training.
This program is designed for students applying to the Master of Science in Athletic Training (MSAT) 3+2 program at University of Idaho, allowing you to earn a B.S. and M.S. degree in five years. The first three years will include movement sciences curriculum and theory, culminating in the two-year MSAT program that puts you in real clinics for practical experience.
Overview
Related Topics
Improving athlete's health
Degree fit
This program could be a good fit if you:
- Are curious about the human body’s structure and function and how it relates to health.
- Want to provide health care for active populations, sports teams, performing arts, industrial and tactical athletes.
- Want to aid in the management, prevention and recovery of athletes.
- Enjoy a dynamic and exciting health care environment.
- Want to benefit from the MSAT 3+2 program at U of I.
This program could be a good fit if you:
- Are curious about the human body’s structure and function and how it relates to health.
- Want to provide health care for active populations, sports teams, performing arts, industrial and tactical athletes.
- Want to aid in the management, prevention and recovery of athletes.
- Enjoy a dynamic and exciting health care environment.
- Want to benefit from the MSAT 3+2 program at U of I.
Career outcomes
Current job openings
1,861 in ID, WA, OR, MT and HIPotential careers and starting salaries
- Fitness Trainers and Aerobics Instructors
$30,197 - Athletic Trainers
$38,916 - Exercise Physiologists
$35,633
* Career data provided by Lightcast.
Financial aid and scholarship opportunities
Financial aid
Paying for college can feel overwhelming, but U of I’s Financial Aid Office is here to help. Our experienced financial aid counselors can assist you in exploring financial aid options, making informed financial decisions and addressing common concerns.
To maximize aid and scholarship possibilities, be sure to complete your FAFSA. For information on FAFSA deadlines and answers to common questions, visit the University of Idaho FAFSA website.
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Scholarships
Unlock scholarship opportunities at University of Idaho! When you apply to U of I, you're automatically considered for scholarships. We also offer a variety of scholarships based on experience, background and academic programs that student can apply for to help pay for college.
Explore available scholarships on our Scholarships website.
Clubs and involvement opportunities
Gain hands-on experience with our on-campus Biomechanics Laboratory and the Exercise Physiology Laboratory. These labs are equipped to conduct metabolic, cardiorespiratory, cardiac and body composition research.
- The Exercise Physiology Lab has technologically advanced equipment for a wide array of performance and physiological testing.
- The Biomechanics Lab is equipped to conduct biomechanical and motor control research and houses force plate technology and infrared camera testing.
Application information
Undergraduate applications open each September and admissions are processed on a rolling basis. Qualified students are admitted and considered for scholarships and financial aid as applications are received.
Explore admission requirements and apply on our Admissions website.