Marquette has transitioned their undergraduate degree to an entry levels Master's degree program. Students in high school can apply directly to the Master of Athletic Training Program at Marquette when combined with an undergraduate degree in Exercise Physiology. This is a direct admit accelerated degree program resulting in a Bachelor and Master's degree in 5 years total. For more information about any aspect of the athletic training program at Marquette please visit the 鈥淢aster of Athletic Training鈥� degree page here.
Please contact the program director with any questions regarding the admissions process.
High school applicants to Marquette can apply for direct-admission to the 5 year ADP culminating in an undergraduate degree in Exercise Physiology (EXPH) and a Master鈥檚 degree in athletic training (MATR). Candidates apply to this program out of high school using the common application. The common application should prompt the applicant to submit an essay specific to the athletic training application during the process.
To complete the undergraduate and graduate programs in a total of 5 years at Marquette, students will need to have Exercise Physiology as their undergraduate major. Any student that is accepted to the MATR who did not list Exercise Physiology as their intended undergraduate major will be contacted to see if they desire to join this track, or if they wish to complete a different undergraduate major and the MATR instead in 6 years total.
For those interested in athletic training who already have or will have an undergraduate degree and the prerequisite coursework completed or in progress, you can apply directly to the professional (2 Year) phase of the MATR. This application process will be completed through the Athletic Training Centralized Application Service (ATCAS), which can be found here:
