Prephysical Therapy, Certificate
Curriculum
| Course | Title |
|---|---|
| Required Courses | |
| BIOL_SCI 201-CN | Molecular Biology |
| BIOL_SCI 202-CN | Cell Biology |
| BIOL_SCI 203-CN | Genetics and Evolution |
| BIOL_SCI 232-CN | Molecular and Cellular Processes Laboratory |
| BIOL_SCI 233-CN | Genetics and Molecular Processes Laboratory |
| BIOL_SCI 234-CN | Investigative Laboratory |
| BIOL_SCI 310-CN | Human Physiology |
| BIOL_SCI 313-DL | Human Anatomy |
| BIOL_SCI 316-CN | Human Structure and Function |
| BIOL_SCI 317-CN | Regional Human Anatomy Lab |
| BIOL_SCI 318-DL | Advanced Human Physiology 1 |
| CHEM 110-CN | Quantitative Problem Solving in Chemistry |
| CHEM 131-CN & CHEM 141-CN | Fundamentals of Chemistry I and Fundamentals of Chemistry Laboratory I |
| CHEM 132-CN & CHEM 142-CN | Fundamentals of Chemistry II and Fundamentals of Chemistry Laboratory II |
| PHYSICS 130-A & PHYSICS 131-A | College Physics I and Physics Laboratory I |
| PHYSICS 130-B & PHYSICS 131-B | College Physics II and Physics Laboratory II |
| PHYSICS 130-C & PHYSICS 131-C | College Physics III and Physics Laboratory III |
| Required Elective Courses | |
| Students are required to take two electives to customize their program to prephysical therapy graduate programs requirements. Choose from one of the following elective options: | |
| KINS 237-CN | Foundations of Human Movement |
| PHIL 269-DL | Bioethics |
| PSYCH 213-DL | Social Psychology |
| Optional Coursework | |
| The proseminars are non-credit courses and are optional but highly recommended for prephysical therapy students. Tuition is not charged to students in the Professional Health Careers program. | |
| PRO_HLTH 396-A | Professional Health Careers Proseminar I |
| PRO_HLTH 396-B | Professional Health Careers Proseminar II |
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Formerly BIOL_SCI 335-B. Students in the pre-PT track who have previously completed BIOL_SCI 335-B do not need to take BIOL_SCI 318-CN Advanced Human Physiology.
In addition to the program requirements, prephysical therapy students have the option to take any SPS course as an elective. However, based upon federal financial aid requirements, elective courses are not eligible for financial aid.