The Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP) recently awarded official accreditation to Carroll's MS in Exercise Physiology program (MEXP) with a clinical emphasis. The honor demonstrates the efforts Carroll's faculty have contributed to providing a high-quality learning experience for its students.
Program Director Dan Shckelford, Ph.D., shared what the accreditation means: "It truly reflects the quality, strengths, innovation and dedication of the faculty and students in the MEXP. We are very grateful for the ongoing support of everyone who has contributed to its success."
Tom Pahnke, Dean of the College of Health Sciences, added his thoughts: "I truly appreciate the work faculty have put into this program and the incredible student outcomes we always have. Our program is unique, and they have a lot to be proud of!"
The field has limitless potential and future growth for employment, so Carroll is ensuring students will be prepared to the fullest:
- 90% of students obtain a job within three months of graduation
- Even before graduating, 81% of students get a job in their chosen field DURING their second year in the program.
- The clinical practical courses prepare students for multiple career options
- The program's research component gives students the foundation needed to pursue a doctoral degree or career in research
- Tuition costs for the program are among the most affordable in the state
- The in-house CURE program provides you with one-on-one patient contact.