College of Health Science and Human Service : Acceptance into the CAATE-accredited Athletic Training Education Program

At the end of your first year in the athletic training education program you must:

• Obtain a minimum 2.500 grade point average for all classes taken at UT.
• Complete KINE 1110 (Introduction to Athletic Training -- minimum grade C+);
• KINE 1650 (Care and Prevention -- minimum grade C+);
• KINE 1660 (Athletic Training Taping techniques -- minimum grade B-)
• KINE 2510 (Human Anatomy -- minimum grade C+);
• KINE 2520 (Human Anatomy Lab -- minimum grade B-)
• HEAL 1500 (First Aid -- minimum grade C+)
• Obtain a minimum 2.500 GPA in the required athletic training core courses.
• Be evaluated by the student mentors that the observation student shadows during the observation year.
• Complete 12 observation hours per semester shadowing upper class ATEP students.
• Complete and submit to the program director the application for acceptance into the professional program found on the KINE 1650 dl site.
• Complete an interview with the ATEP faculty and staff.

1. GPA x 6.25 = pts. (25 pts. possible)
2. Core GPA x 6.25 = pts. (25 pts. possible)
3. Clinical evaluation by mentors: average of evaluation scores will be converted into a 20 point scale.
4. Interview, 20 pts.
5. Clinical Hours, 10 pts. possible (all or none).

Total points = 100
 

Students are rank ordered. The score is a guide and students are accepted into the professional program on a space available basis. All students are evaluated on a case by case basis. Our maximum capacity is 20 students per entering second year class, based on the efficiency of instruction, the number of off-campus clinical sites and the number of clinical opportunities in intercollegiate athletics at UT.

For information on admission to the University of Toledo, the College of Health Science and Human Service, and the Department of Kinesiology which houses the CAATE-accredited Athletic Training Education Program, click on the following link: UT Admissions