Track 2 Requirements
Requirements for the Dual Degree DPT/MSAT Degree
Summer, Year 1
Course Title Credit Hours
AT 501 Risk Management and Emergency Care for Athletes 3
AT 511 Advanced AT Techniques 1
AT 521 Functional Human Anatomy I 2
AT 523 Therapeutic Exercise I 1
AT 531 Pathology/Evaluation of Athletic Injury I 3
AT 552 Therapeutic Modalities 3
Subtotal Hours 13
Fall, Year 1
Course Title Credit Hours
AT 504 Psychological Intervention/Referral In Athletic Training 3
AT 505 Evidence-Based Practice in Athletic Training 1
AT 562 Imaging in Athletic Training 1
AT 571 Sports Nutrition 3
AT 581 Clinical Field Experience I 4
Subtotal 12
Spring, Year 1
Course Title Credit Hours
AT 533 Clinical Medicine 3
AT 621 Functional Human Anatomy II 3
AT 653 Ethics/Professionalism in Athletic Training 2
AT 582 Clinical Field Experience II 4
Subtotal 12
Summer, Year 2
Course Title Credit Hours
AT 624 Therapeutic Exercise II 2
AT 631 Pathology/Evaluation of Athletic Injury II 3
AT 643 Advanced Rehabilitation of Athletic Injury 3
AT 699 Casting and Bracing in Athletic Training 2
Subtotal 10
Fall, Year 2
Course Title Credit Hours
PT 603 Gross Human Anatomy I 4
PT 607 Examination and Intervention 4
PT 623 Histophysiological Aspects of Movement I 3
PT 643 Evidence-Based Practice: Introduction to Research Design 3
PT 653 Professional Issues I 3
Pre-Clinical Screening
PT 761 Clinical Conference I 1
Subtotal Hours 18
Spring, Year 2
Course Title Credit Hours
PT 604 Gross Human Anatomy II 4
PT 610 Musculoskeletal System I 3
PT 624 Histophysiological Aspects of Movement II 3
PT 656 Integrated Clinical Experience I 1
PT 672 Functional Neuroanatomy 3
PT 685 Psychosocial Aspects of PT Practice I 2
PT 694 Medical Fundamentals 1
Subtotal Hours 17
Fall, Year 3
Course Title Credit Hours
PT 709 Musculoskeletal System II 3
PT 721 Pathology 3
PT 751 Integrated Clinical Experience II 1
PT 762 Clinical Conference II 1
PT 771 Adult Neurotherapeutics 4
PT 781 Gait Analysis and Biomechanics 3
PT 796 Evidence Based Practice I 1
AT 593 Clinical Field Experience III for Dual Degree MSAT/DPT 2
Subtotal Hours 18
Spring, Year 3
Course Title Credit Hours
PT 703 Pediatric Physical Therapy 4
PT 710 Musculoskeletal System III 4
PT 734 Professional Issues II for Dual Degree DPT/MSAT 1
PT 752 Integrated Clinical Experience III 1
PT 797 Evidence Based Practice II 1
PT 890 Advanced Medical Fundamentals for Dual Degree DPT/MSAT 3
AT 594 Clinical Field Experience IV for Dual Degree MSAT/DPT 2
Subtotal Hours 16
Summer, Year 4
Course Title Credit Hours
PT 753 Clinical Internship I 3
Subtotal Hours 3
Fall, Year 4
Course Title Credit Hours
PT 744 Prosthetics and Orthotics 2
PT 821 Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Physical Therapy 3
PT 831 Professional Issues III 2
PT 861 Clinical Conference III 1
PT 881 Advanced Topics 1
PT 893 Evidence Based Practice III 2
AT 670 Healthcare Administration 2
Comprehensive Examination
Subtotal Hours 13
Spring, Year 4
Course Title Credit Hours
PT 832 Establishing a Physical Therapy Practice/Direct Access 3
AT 691 AT Clinical Field Experience V for Dual Degrees 6
AT 711 Theories and Practice of Conditioning Athletes 3
AT 774 Senior Seminar 1
Subtotal Hours 13
Summer, Year 5
Course Title Credit Hours
PT 856 Culminating Clinical Experience 3
Subtotal Hours 3
Total Semester Hours 148
MSAT Program Expenses (beyond tuition and lab fees)
ATCAS Application Fee $85
Advance Tuition Deposit $500
Campus Parking Fee $130
Text Books Year 1 $1,200
Text Books Year 2 $540
Athletic Training Clinical Field Experience Uniform $80
Criminal Background Check $50
Technology Fee (per semester) $170
iMLearning Fee $295
Student Services $160
CPR Fee $40
Graston Technique Manual $39.99
All fees are approximate and are subject to change.
All SU students must be covered by health insurance. To purchase health insurance through SU, please visit the Wilkins Wellness Center at the following link: www.su.edu under Student Life and then Health & Wellness Health Services.
Students must participate in the SU iMLearning Program. Refer to technology fee above.
A unique feature of the SU MSAT program is that clinical field experience sites are either on campus at Shenandoah University, at surrounding high school settings and in NCAA programs in various locations throughout the United States. Shenandoah University Division of Athletic Training is not responsible for, nor will it be able to determine, rental and other associated living costs involved with clinical education at distant sites. Such costs incurred by the students will be determined by current market conditions in the town/city and/or country in which the clinical site is located. Prospective students are encouraged to research market conditions of distant clinical sites to determine what additional costs may be involved during those clinical experiences. This will allow students to make informed decisions on costs associated with clinical field experiences outside of the Winchester area. Listings of the SU MSAT clinical field experience sites may be found at www.su.edu/at.