3 + 2 MS in Athletic Training

The program consists of two phases:

Phase I: Students attend LC State, majoring in Kinesiology: Exercise Science and Health Occupations for the first 3 years. In year 3, students will go through a competitive application process to be considered for acceptance into the MSAT program at UI. The application is here: University of Idaho Department of Movement Sciences 

Phase II: Students attend UI for two years, transferring the credits back to LC State for Bachelor's degree completion. At the end of two years at UI, graduates earn their Master of Science in Athletic Training from the University of Idaho.

"The 3+2 program helped me immensely because I was able to do less years in school and still obtain my goal. LCSC really set me up to be ready for my masters program. The ability to travel during my hybrid courses really gave me the ability to explore athletic training from multiple angles and learn from so many different places and people that I feel like I was well prepared to enter the field. The 3+2 program is really valuable to students like myself who have their eyes set on a career like athletic training and are able to navigate the schooling process seamlessly and with one less year to finish both degrees." - Shyla Flavel, class of '21

The program consists of two phases:

Phase I: Students attend LC State, majoring in Exercise Science for the first 3 years. In year 3, students will go through a competitive application process to be considered for acceptance into the MSAT program at ISU.

Phase II: Students attend ISU for two years, transferring the credits back to LC State for Bachelor's degree completion. At the end of two years at ISU, graduates earn their Master of Science in Athletic Training from Idaho State University.