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Sports Medicine

Overview

The sports medicine program at SCCC is designed to give students a solid foundation in proper prevention, care, and rehabilitation techniques of various athletic injuries or conditions. Graduates are provided with foundational skills practice and hands-on experience including working with the intercollegiate sports teams. With multiple facilities including a swimming pool, wellness center, weight room, multipurpose gymnasium, tennis courts, softball field, baseball diamond, computer labs, and ropes course with rock climbing wall, students are able to learn and participate in a number of different activities.

Seward County Community College offers a two-year Associate in Science Degree program, which emphasizes the number one concern of any athletic training program: the health and welfare of the athlete. This program is designed to give students a solid foundation in proper prevention, care, and rehabilitation techniques of various athletic injuries or conditions.

Approximate Cost

2026-2027 Financial Aid Cost of Attendance Budgets

(Estimates Based on Full-Time Enrollment)

Expenses included in this Cost of Attendance are outlined by federal law. These are estimates of the total cost of attending SCCC for one year. Cost of Attendance is used to determine each student’s eligibility for financial aid as you may not receive federal aid greater than your cost of attendance. THIS IS NOT YOUR BILL.

Tuition and Fees:

Seward County Resident

 

$4,704

In State$4,800
Border State$5,496
Out of State/International$5,952

Books, Course Materials, Supplies

and Equipment:

$1,570
Food and Housing: 

On Campus (SLC)

Off Campus

With Parents/Relatives

$8,960

$9,160

$5,496

Personal Expenses:$3,084
Transportation:$1,552.50
Loan Fees:$50
Credential & Licensure Costs:Varies by program/course

Career Opportunities

Sports medicine graduates can find employment in a variety of settings including:

  • Sports medicine clinics, high schools, colleges, or universities
  • Professional sports organizations
  • Physical therapy facilities
  • Performing arts
  • Within the industrial, corporate, or military fields

Curriculum

Associate of Science

The Associate of Science degree is a two-year degree that prepares students to transfer to a four-year school to complete their full degree in their chosen field. Fundamentals of the industry are a core emphasis, but general education requirements make up the bulk of the curriculum.

View Associate of Science Curriculum
  • Overview
  • Approximate Cost
  • Career Opportunities
  • Curriculum

Contact Information

Sports Medicine

Liz Hill
liz.hill@sccc.edu
620-417-1141
SW117
Student Union