Transitional Doctor of Physical Therapy - Winston-Salem State University

Doctorate (tDPT)

The transitional Doctor of Physical Therapy (tDPT) is designed for professionals who have graduated with a Bachelor’s or a Master’s degree in physical therapy and are practicing in the field. WSSU's tDPT prepares professionals to succeed as autonomous practitioners in an evolving global health care environment. Earning the tDPT degree will allow you to remain in-step with advances in clinical care and evidence based-practice.

The tDPT curriculum is comprised of 24 credit hours completed in 4 consecutive semesters. Applicants have up to three years to complete the tDPT. Applicants with Master's degree may be credited up to 6 credit hours.

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WSSU's tDPT program is one of the most affordable in the nation. Visit Student Accounts for the latest information on tuition and fees, payment schedules, and payment methods.

Candidates for the tDPT program should apply online.

After creating your account, select tDPT application.

Please follow the application and the admission instructions and complete the required paperwork.

There are no application deadlines; once your application is complete and reviewed you will be notified with the status of your application.

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