Physical Therapy
The Physical Therapy program at The University of Findlay is designed to help you become a generalist practitioner with the ability to function in a variety of settings, geographical locations, and roles including service provision, client advocacy, research, education, consultation, referral and administration.  Application and Admission information is available by clicking on the program link below.

Traditional Curriculum (Click Here)
This is a 3+3 traditional physical therapy program with the first three years focused on completing general education and program specific prerequisites.  Students who complete the program will receive a bachelor of science degree after the fourth year and a doctor of physical therapy degree after the sixth year.  Professional classes commence each fall semester.

Please Note: Students enrolled in the 3+3 program are considered undergraduates through their third year.  The fourth, fifth, and sixth years are completed as a graduate student.  Students are encouraged to investigate alternative funding opportunities to complete graduate school during these three years.

Direct Freshman Admission (Click Here)
Incoming freshman with strong high school grade point averages (3.5 on a 4.0 scale) and ACT (26) or SAT (1170-1200 old SAT, or 1760 new SAT) scores may be eligible for freshman entry into the traditional DPT program. Freshman  that do not meet the above minimums may still apply to the DPT program (see how).

Weekend Curriculum (Click Here)
This is a bridging program specifically designed for the physical therapist assistant (PTA) who wish to earn a doctor of physical therapy (DPT) degree.  You will study in our weekend college, with classes meeting on campus every other weekend in the fall, winter, spring and summer semester.  Distance learning is also incorporated into the curriculum and you are required to work a minimum of 40 hours per month as a complement to your coursework.

Prospective International Applicants (FAQ's)
We offer an entry-level Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree; this degree is considered the first professional degree in physical therapy.  The first step in the process of making application to our institution is to apply to the University and have your credentials reviewed.  If offered admission to the University of Findlay you will still be required to complete any admission prerequisites and general education requirements; this may result in the pursuit of a second bachelor’s degree.  Prior to making application for admission to the physical therapy program you must complete all university requirements and program prerequisites.  Admission to The University of Findlay does not guarantee admission into the program of physical therapy. You may obtain an application to the University of Findlay by following this link [applications].