Whether you are looking for a bachelor’s, master’s, or
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you want and how much it will cost for tuition and other fees.
Your schedule may be packed, but make sure you take
some time to clear your head with one of the many recreational activities going on at
Liberty University.
A thriving athletics program has been an integral part
of Liberty University’s vision from the beginning, and today Liberty has 20 NCAA
Division I athletic teams, 41 Club Sports teams, and 20 intramural sports.
Get a world-class education with the solid Christian
foundation you’re looking for at Liberty University. Here, you’ll gain the values,
knowledge, and skills you’ll need for success in every aspect of life.
In order to meet accreditation requirements, Liberty University will be transitioning the B.S. in Athletic Training to the M.S. in Athletic Training over the next few years.
Develop the skills you need to become a certified athletic trainer with the B.S. in Athletic Training degree at Liberty University. Here, you’ll learn how to serve others through the prevention, examination, and rehabilitation of injuries and medical conditions.
Hands-On Education
Learn from experienced faculty who are grounded in their Christian faith and who share your passion for the field. Every course is taught by a faculty member with clinical experience and a terminal degree (Ph.D., Ed.D.).
Confidently pursue your Athletic Training degree in a profession that is recognized as an Allied Health Profession by the:
American Medical Association
Health Resources Services Administration
Department of Health and Human Services
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Accreditation for Liberty's Athletic Training Degree
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Liberty University’s Athletic Training Program is nationally accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE). This is in addition to Liberty University’s full regional accreditation.
Here, you will be supervised/mentored by a licensed athletic trainer or another health-care professional (preceptor).
Student to preceptor ratio (1-3:1)
Athletic Training Testimonials
This program prepared me for my career by challenging me beyond what I thought I was capable of and teaching me to be as prepared as possible for any situation.
– Shannon Neeley
The facilities allow students to learn at the highest level, giving them the best educational and clinical opportunities possible.
– Joe Nash
We were blessed with great professors in the program. They believed in me and that was so encouraging. My professors would do anything for us academically or personally.
– Kathryn Crouthamel
The level of my professors’ expertise was immense. They are extremely personable and care about each individual student.
– Molly Hanson
Liberty University's ATP prepared me for my career by constantly pushing me in the classroom and clinical setting to learn how to be an effective athletic trainer and to grow spiritually as well as professionally.
– Brendan Liakos
See What You Can Do As an Athletic Trainer
As health care professionals, athletic trainers (ATs) work with physicians to enhance patient/client abilities in athletics, the workplace, and everyday life. Licensed Athletic Trainers have completed their degree from a curriculum-approved, CAATE-accredited program like Liberty’s and passed their certifying examination. Services provided by ATs include:
Wellness Promotion and Education
Emergent Care
Examination and Clinical Diagnosis
Therapeutic Intervention
Rehabilitation of Injuries and Medical Conditions
Exceptional Athletic Training Facilities
Athletic Training Lab
Receive extensive hands-on learning opportunities with our state-of-the-art Athletic Training Lab.
You'll have access to our diagnostic, first aid, therapeutic equipment, and much more.
