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Master of Science in Physical Therapy

Graduation Requirements

All required graduate coursework is listed below and must be taken in sequence unless permission to deviate from the sequence or time frame has been approved by the graduate faculty. Candidates for a master's degree in physical therapy are required to meet all requirements for graduation within three years of their matriculation into the graduate program.

All physical therapy majors must take graduate-level courses offered by the Department of Physical Therapy for a letter grade unless otherwise specified in the course descriptions.

Curriculum