WHAT ARE THE ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE PHYSICAL THERAPY PROGRAM?
The Physical Therapy program is in the process of changing the required prerequisites for application. For those applying to enter in the fall of 2006 the applicant has their choice of prerequisite groupings. All applicants must complete the listed Anatomy & Physiology, General Chemistry, Physics, and General Psychology requirements. Then the applicant can either complete the Organic Chemistry (CHM 230) and Biochemistry (CHM 360) requirements OR the Statistics and Abnormal or Developmental Psychology requirements. Beginning with applications for fall 2007 only the latter will be accepted. There are three primary requirements: • Completion of a baccalaureate degree of your choice. There is no preference given to any particular baccalaureate degree. • GRE score (TO BE SENT WITH APPLICATION PACKET) • Completion of the required prerequisite science courses by the end of the spring semester (or quarter) prior to commencing the program, with no more than two 2 prerequisite courses being take
There are three primary requirements: • Completion of a baccalaureate degree of your choice. There is no preference given to any particular baccalaureate degree. • GRE score (school code 4006, department code 0619) • Completion of the required prerequisite science courses by the end of the spring semester (or quarter) prior to commencing the program, with no more than two 2 prerequisite courses being taken the last spring. These courses include: • one year of laboratory and lecture-based anatomy and physiology courses • one year of laboratory and lecture-based general chemistry • one year of laboratory and lecture-based college level physics • one semester of general psychology • one semester of statistics one semester of abnormal OR developmental psychology At Northern Arizona University, these prerequisite sciences are: BIO 201 & 202 Anatomy & Physiology CHM 151, 151L, 152 & 152L General Chemistry PHY 111 & 112 Physics PSY 101 Psychology STA 270/PSY 230/EPS 525 Statistics PSY 415 or
