Master of Athletic Training in Fargo United States | North Dakota State University

'Statement of Purpose: Please include the following information in your statement:
Reasons why you are pursuing graduate studies at NDSU
Explain your interest in pursuing a career in Athletic Training
Background preparation for Athletic Training
Relevant skills and experiences you have acquired
Research Writing: Students are required to write a research-based position paper explaining why research is important in Athletic Training and how it is relevant to clinical practice. Minimum of two references of support. Three-page maximum.
Three (3) letters of recommendation at least one letter must be from an instructor/professor. They must testify to integrity (i.e. professionalism, communication skills, work ethic) of the student.
Documentation of a minimum of 50 hours of observation completed under the direct supervision of a BOC ATC in an athletic training room setting. 50 hours must be completed within one (1) calendar year of application. Form can be found on M.A.Trg. website. Submit signed form under supplemental materials.
Documentation of current CPR Training in one of the following:
American Heart Association: BLS Healthcare Provider/BLS Provide
American Red Cross: CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer
American Red Cross: Basic Life Support of Healthcare Providers
Submit copy of certificate under supplemental materials.

International students must meet the following English Language Test score requirements for HNES Graduate Programs:
TOEFL (ibt): 100 IELTS: 7 Duolingo: 125, TOEFL PBT - 600

Overall GPA of 3.0 at the time of application (3.0 GPA or higher maintained to start of program)

At the baccalaureate level, the applicant must have earned a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of at least 3.0, or equivalent, to attain full standing in a graduate degree program. Applicants whose last degree completed is a graduate degree may be admitted in full standing if the final GPA of that degree is at least 3.0 or equivalent.