How Long It Takes to Earn a Physical Therapy Degree
From undergraduate prerequisites to the DPT credential, a physical therapy degree typically takes six to seven years of full-time study and clinical training.
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From undergraduate prerequisites to the DPT credential, a physical therapy degree typically takes six to seven years of full-time study and clinical training.
Explore the education and training requirements for a physical therapist, from undergraduate prerequisites through DPT programs, clinical residencies, and licensure exams.
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Physical therapists typically need 6 to 7 years of higher education, including a doctoral degree. Here is what the timeline looks like from undergraduate through licensure.
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