DPT

There are approximately ten Graduate Assistant positions available to first and second-year DPT students. These positions require that each student achieves and maintains high professionalism and academic achievement. …

If you have questions about the program please get in touch with us at [email protected] or 434.544.8885. …

The program accepts 52 students annually. …

An application may be submitted any time when PTCAS opens its website in July, however, we will not review your application until no more than two courses are outstanding. All required prerequisite courses, baccalaureate degree, and admitted student requirements MUST be completed before any student may enter the program of …

There is no guarantee of acceptance based on any criteria. The DPT Admissions Committee will consider the entire application when determining what applicants will be selected for admission. The admission process is expected to be extremely competitive, as is the case for all DPT programs. You should consult our PTCAS …

The applicant pool for the DPT program has historically been quite competitive. Any applicant may retake any coursework at his/her will. Coursework retaken will be computed according to the grade replacement policy. …

No minimum score is required, only that scores are submitted. …

As a requirement for admission into the Lynchburg DPT program, each applicant must hold a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited college or university. The applicant may major in any field of study. Common majors among applicants include biology, exercise science/physiology, human food and nutrition, and kinesiology. The prerequisite courses …

The courses for the Lynchburg DPT program are administered in a continuous step-lock sequence, requiring full-time student attendance. Presently no mechanism would allow a student to attend part time. …

The new anticipated curriculum is a seven-semester continuous program (year-round), beginning with application and admission decisions in fall/winter, with classes beginning in August the following year. Students then graduate in December, seven semesters following admission. For those under the previous curriculum, it is a three-year continuous program (year-round), beginning with …