Saint Louis University's program in physical therapy offers a Doctor of Physical Therapy (D.P.T.) degree. There are three paths of entry into the SLU program. Early-assurance, freshman-entry: The ...

The Physical Therapy DPT program is a fully accredited, three-year professional program that leads to the Doctor of Physical Therapy. Students earn the DPT degree at UB through two paths: a 3 + 3 ...

Drexel’s undergraduate Health Sciences program and graduate Physical Therapy (PT) program have partnered to offer a BS/DPT Bridge Program for Physical Therapy Option available to high achieving ...

High school seniors may apply to select ESF Bachelor of Science degree programs and simultaneously apply to SUNY Upstate Medical University (UMU) for early assurance admission to the Doctor of ...

he combined ES BS/DPT program allows students to complete the BS in Exercise Science and the Doctorate in Physical Therapy (DPT) in six years. The combined Exercise Science BS/DPT program is suited ...

Physical therapists sometimes choose to pursue further education after they complete a DPT program by obtaining a residency, fellowship or board certification within a particular physical therapy ...

These are samples of the 3 years of study to be completed at ESF for the 3+3 BS/DPT program. These are the course requirements for each of the approved ESF majors with DPT required courses highlighted ...

SLU physical therapy students have unique opportunities to pursue study abroad, access to international clinical education sites, engagement with research faculty, and additional curricular goals such ...

Review DPT admission requirements. Once you’re ready, apply to the DPT program through the Physical Therapist Centralized Application Service (PTCAS). As the only Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) ...

This can influence performance and engagement of activities and affect health and wellness, participation, prevention, and improved quality of life. The UAB DPT Program is committed to teaching its ...

Dr. Emelia McCuen, left, instructs student Hanna Airhart as she practices turning a patient in October 2022.