Master in Athletic Training/Trainer (Master's)

Tuition comes to 18,816 USD per year.

This field studies how to identify, evaluate, and treat athletic injuries and illnesses. It also covers first aid, emergency care, therapeutic exercise, anatomy, physiology, exercise physiology, kinesiology, biomechanics, nutrition, sports psychology, health, and professional standards.

Graduates may work in consultation with physicians and under their supervision. They help prevent and treat sports injuries and related conditions.

For international students, tuition is below the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 91% of applicants.

Bridgewater College brings together campus resources, residence life, dining and opportunities to meet professors and classmates in Bridgewater, Virginia. Students can take part in campus events, attend Eagles games and become part of what the college calls the BC family. The college also connects with the wider Shenandoah Valley, including nearby communities such as Fishersville.

Academic options include 60 majors and minors alongside four graduate programs. Coursework is designed to connect ideas across classes, helping students relate one subject to another. Graduate students work closely with classmates and professors while focusing deeply on their chosen subject. Recent college activity includes summer research on how artificial intelligence affects player experiences in party games, as well as programmes in music education represented by graduates working in nearby schools.

Bridgewater offers a private college education with a public college price and has lowered tuition while making costs more transparent. All first-year, full-time students receive financial assistance. International students should review the available undergraduate and graduate programmes, consider how campus living and student resources fit their needs, and plan carefully for the cost of attendance. The college provides opportunities to tour campus, speak with current students, meet professors and eat in the dining hall, giving prospective students a direct introduction to daily life before enrolling.