Marietta College

What you'll study

The major includes in-depth study across biology, chemistry, physics, communication, psychology and sports medicine. A notable feature is practical anatomy experience in a human cadaver lab. Students also complete a secondary academic concentration and experiential learning components such as internships or education abroad.

Entry requirements

Undergraduate requirements govern completion of the Sports Medicine major; specifics of the curriculum and prerequisites are set by the department. Students should consult Marietta College for precise course sequences and admission details.

Career prospects

Graduates typically pursue further study or careers in athletic training, sports medicine, rehabilitation, teaching and research. Marietta reports that since 2020 all Sports Medicine graduates were employed or attending graduate school within six months of graduation. The page also cites a U.S. mid-career average salary figure for Sports Medicine graduates.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Students should explore institutional scholarships, departmental support and financial aid at Marietta College. The program’s experiential and study-abroad opportunities may be combined with available funding; contact the college’s tuition and financial aid office for guidance on awards that can offset undergraduate costs.