Overview
Established in 1892, A.T. Still University has combined a history as a leader in health education with a strong reputation as an innovator in the field. Each program offers an interdisciplinary education for those students seeking intellectual and professional advancement.
Student Appeal
In the last ten years, ATSU has added four new schools to become a leader in medical education, research, and healthcare. Faculty and students at ATSU contribute to a heritage of humanistic medical care incorporating the mind, body, and spirit of patients. Wellness programs, nutrition, psychology, and problem-based learning are encouraged for all students.
Online programs are designed to prepare students for success in healthcare professions. A.T. Still's established tradition in health education is structured to effectively train students without disrupting busy professionals. Online programs allow students to continue their education without impacting personal or professional commitments.
Accreditation
A.T. Still University is accredited by the Commission on Institutions of Higher Education of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (NCA), 30 North LaSalle St., Suite 2400, Chicago, IL 60602. 800-621-7440.
Programs Offered*:
Master Degrees
A.T. Still offers a 60-credit-hour Geriatric Health program that can be completed online in as few as 18 months. Graduates are able to find employment developing healthcare solutions for the elderly.
Train in healthcare management to develop skills in finance, staff management, facility administration, and public leadership to succeed as a healthcare manager. Students can complete the 60-credit-hour program in as few as 18 months.
The Public Health department includes a 15-course program designed to challenge students while instilling quality educational fundamentals to every student.
Graduate students learn public health fundamentals with special skill training in dental health.
Qualified trained teachers, mentors, clinicians, and leaders benefit from specialized education in Leadership, Research, Teaching, Medical Education, and Student-Directed programs. The program is 56-credit-hours and includes a four day residency.
Students combine 8 courses and clinicals during the physician assistant training in clinical medicine, forensic medicine, and education and leadership. NOTE: Students must have a current PA license and a minimum GPA of 2.5
This 42 credit education programs offers several concentration areas for students. Specific critical thinking, legislation and mental health issues are explored throughout this program. **NOTE: Students must possess a NCBOT or state license to enroll in this program.
This comprehensive program helps students learn from three specialties (Sports Conditioning, Geriatric Exercise Science and Corrective Exercise). Fitness professionals teach the comprehensive information needed in order to succeed in this field.
Doctorate Degree
Master students are prepared to analyze and contribute to the advancement of healthcare management and education through leadership and research.
Students learn skills to analyze, plan, implement, and evaluate solutions for advanced healthcare management challenges. NOTE: Students must possess a Master's degree and a 3.0 GPA.
The Transitional Doctor of Physical Therapy program is designed for practicing physical therapists wishing to build on existing education and experience. NOTE: Students must possess a current PT license.
*Students must possess a Bachelor's Degree or above to enroll in graduate programs.
**NOTE: Students must possess a NCBOT or state license to enroll in the Advanced Occupational Therapy MS program.