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- Selection of students for the Doctor of Philosophy program
is based on prior academic performance, clinical experience,
and references. We seek students who have qualities such as
assertiveness, communication skills, and who are critical thinkers.
Students must also be emotionally stable team players.
- Applicants must be graduates from physical therapy schools
accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Physical Therapy
Education (CAPTE). Graduates of physical therapy schools in
other countries are also eligible with review of academic credentials
by an appropriate agency and review of TOEFL scores.
- Applicants must hold either an advanced or entry-level master's
degree in Physical Therapy, or hold a master's degree in any
discipline along with a bachelor's degree in physical therapy.
Applicants who only hold an undergraduate degree in physical
therapy may apply and be required to complete 15 additional
credits beyond the 60 credits required from applicants holding
a masters degree.
- Applicants entering the program with an undergraduate degree
are required to take the Graduate Record Examination (GRE).
Test of English as Foreign Language (TOEFL), is required when
appropriate.
- The Dean is empowered to evaluate the total qualifications
of every student and to modify requirements in unusual circumstances.
- Inquiries should be directed to the Program Director: Madeleine
Hellman, Ed.D., MHM, PT (954)-262-1282, email: hellman@nova.edu
OR
- Office of Admissions
Physical Therapy Program
Nova Southeastern University
3200 South University Drive
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33328
(954) 262-1101 or (800) 356-0026 x21110
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