Master of Science in Athletic Training

Human Performance Studies Program Update

Program Update: Athletic Training and Exercise Science will move to the College of Health Professions in summer 2026. There are no changes to current students’ degree requirements or graduation plans. Website updates are underway.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please contact:

- CHP Advising: chp.advisor@wichita.edu, 316-978-4744.

- Hannah Vanorsby: hannah.vanorsby@wichita.edu, 316-978-6952.

- Graduate students should contact their advisor.

Program Cost

Service	Cost
CPR	$40
Professional liability insurance	$35
Validity Screen	$35
Health Screen	$25
Clothing	$50
Name Badge	$10
Taping Fee	$100
Travel Costs	Students pay for all travel costs associated with their clinical site, except when traveling with their Preceptor to sponsored events.

Wichita State Tuition and Fees Resources

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Scholarship and Financial Aid Information

A limited number of athletic training scholarships are available to student members through the NATA, MAATA, and the Kansas Athletic Trainers’ Society (KATS). These awards are granted based on demonstrated responsibility, strong academic achievement, and mastery of athletic training competencies. For additional details and specific eligibility requirements, students should contact the Head Athletic Trainer.

Additional funding opportunities are available through the College of Health Professions Scholarship and the WSU Financial Aid Office webpages.

College of Health Professions Scholarships WSU Financial Aid Office

Athletic training scholarships from the NATA, MAATA, and Kansas Athletic Trainers’ Society (KATS) are available to student members on a very limited basis following demonstration of responsibility, academic achievement and mastery of athletic training competencies. Scholarship aid from other sources such as the WSU Financial Aid Office should be pursued as need and qualifications permit. The MSAT offers the Roland Banks, Tom Reeves and Brian Luinstra Memorial endowed scholarship funds which are available to students only who qualify based specific criteria. The decisive factor for this determination is academic performance, mastery of competency, and personal attributes. For more information and specific requirements, please contact the Head Athletic Trainer. The Department of HPS also offers scholarships for prospective students. Students can apply for these scholarships through the College of Applied Studies website under the Educational Support Services link.

For more scholarship information visit College of Applied Studies Scholarships.