Doctor of Physical Therapy

The Brenau Doctor of Physical Therapy, housed within the Ivester College of Health Sciences, utilizes innovative approaches to promote active and experiential learning.The faculty and staff have built an effective program in a strong interprofessional setting, training student physical therapists to provide the highest level of patient care. You’ll experience a contemporary and creative learning environment both on campus and in the community.
Brenau DPT has a robust service profile, and will engage you in many service learning and leadership opportunities. Ultimately, the patient is the best teacher. So, we’ve anchored this program with a patient-centered approach to training the best entry-level therapists at their highest potential.
A doctorate in physical therapy is the only terminal degree in the profession of physical therapy.
To be considered for this program the applicant must meet all of the following requirements:
Advanced Placement and Transfer Credit
All courses required for the Doctor of Physical Therapy degree program, both didactic and clinical, must be completed at Brenau University. The Doctor of Physical Therapy program at Brenau does not grant advanced placement, credit for experiential learning, or transfer credits from another program or institution.
The following prerequisite courses must be completed with a final grade of “C” or better while having a minimum of a 3.0 in all prerequisite courses.
All application materials must be submitted through PT-CAS.
Proficiency in the English language can be proven through submission of a minimum of one of the following:
Based on full-time enrollment (8 credits) and a 9-month period of enrollment (Fall & Spring semesters). *Based on total fees spread over average duration of program.
Tuition for Active Duty Military personnel, dependents and spouses is discounted. Information regarding Cost of Attendance for military, veterans and family is available on our Military and Veteran Student Admissions page.