Dr. Pallavi Patel College of Health Care Sciences—Department of Physical Therapy 401 Requirements for Graduation Professional Doctor of Physical Therapy—Fort Lauderdale • be of good moral and ethical character • pass all didactic courses with a grade of C or higher • pass all clinical courses • m aintain student American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) membership throughout the program • s uccessfully complete a comprehensive examination • complete a student portfolio • perform all required hours of service learning • d emonstrate professional behavior consistent with the APTA core values Professional Doctor of Physical Therapy—Tampa Bay • be of good moral and ethical character • pass all didactic courses with a grade of C or higher • p ass all clinical courses • maintain student APTA membership throughout the program • successfully complete a comprehensive examination • complete a student portfolio • c omplete an evidence-based capstone project • perform all required hours of service learning • d emonstrate professional behavior consistent with the APTA Core Values Physical Therapy Student Organizations Student Government Association The Physical Therapy Student Council is the official voice of all students. The organization is open to all students and welcomes proposals and participation from the entire student body. Its responsibilities include collecting and expressing student opinion, dispensing funds for student activities, acting as liaison for the student body, promoting physical therapy, supporting club and class activities, and working to improve the quality of life for physical therapy students. Other Student Organizations Many student organizations addressing various professional interests are open for student membership, including • American Physical Therapy Association • S tudent Assembly of the American Physical Therapy Association • T he Student Special Interest Group of the Florida Physical Therapy Association • campus-based student clubs
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