Designed for prospective students, the event allows visitors to spend time on campus learning what it means to be a Wildcat. Participants will connect with faculty, current students, and admission counselors while gaining insight into Culver-Stockton’s academic programs, campus culture, and student experience.

“We know choosing a college is one of the biggest decisions a young person will make, and we want to take the guesswork out of it,” said Vice President for Enrollment Management Melanie Lechtenberg. “Explore the Roar gives students a front-row seat to what makes C-SC different, from our hands-on approach to learning to our distinctive 12+3 academic calendar. We want visitors to leave feeling informed, excited, and confident.”

The event begins at 10 a.m. with a guided campus tour led by a Wildcat Ambassador. Students will then meet with admission counselors for a question-and-answer session before participating in divisional academic activities that highlight Culver-Stockton’s programs and experiential-learning opportunities. The visit day also includes a complimentary lunch in the campus dining hall.

By the end of the event, students will leave with a clearer understanding of Culver-Stockton’s distinctive learning environment, including its innovative 12+3 academic calendar and commitment to experiential learning. The program will conclude at 1 p.m.

Registration is required. Students can sign up at culver.edu/visit. For more information, contact the Office of Admission at (573) 288-6331.

“We are incredibly proud of our MAT program at 91ֱ��, and we are eager to share the program’s highlights and outcomes with those interested in this field of study,” said Dr. Jay Hoffman, MAT program director at C-SC and Interim Dean of Graduate Studies. “Our comprehensive and supportive program is the reason 100 percent of our graduates have passed the board of certification exam over the last five years. We look forward to helping many others find the same success as they work toward a rewarding career in athletic training.”

C-SC’s MAT graduate program offers 56 credit hours during a two-year curriculum. The first year of study is on-campus instruction, followed by a year of online instruction. Participants will gain professional knowledge in patient/client-centered care, interdisciplinary education and practice, evidence-based practice, information-driven decisions and health care informatics, and quality improvement.

The program is designed to help students secure clinical opportunities in collegiate, intercollegiate, and high school athletics as well as in hospitals and clinics and industrial and corporate settings.

Registration for MAT day at C-SC can be made by visiting 

Master of Athletic Training Visit Day Informational Flyer

“Selecting a college after graduation is a very important decision and can sometimes feel overwhelming. That is why we feel it is essential to give students an opportunity to experience campus life up close and personal during this special event,” said Melanie Lechtenberg, vice president for enrollment management. “Visitors will have a chance to become more familiar with our hands-on learning approach and our unique 12+3 academic calendar structure while participating in fun activities and enjoying the views from the Hill.”

The day will begin with a campus tour with a Wildcat Ambassador, followed by a question-and-answer session with C-SC admissions counselors. Students will then break out into divisional activities at 11:20 a.m., before they have lunch on campus at 12:30 p.m. Visitors during the event will then have the option to stay for a special Fine Arts Day event from 1-3 p.m. on campus.

Registration for “Explore the Roar” is required and can be made by visiting culver.edu/visit. All questions can be directed to the Admission Office at 800-537-1883.