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Graduation Requirements
To earn a degree in this program, a student must complete the 66 program and general education credits,
plus the additional require­ments, shown below: 
 

 Program

 

48 Credits

AHS 129

Medical Terminology 

3

AHS 230

Pathophysiology

3

BIO 201

Anatomy and Physiology I

4

BIO 202

Anatomy and Physiology II

4

PTA 100

Introduction to Physical Therapy

2

PTA 101

Physical Therapist Assistant I

4

PTA 102

Structural Anatomy

3

PTA 115

Functional Anatomy

3

PTA 150

Clinical Education I (see footnote 7)

2

PTA 200

Rehab Neurology

3

PTA 201

Physical Therapist Assistant II

2

PTA 202

Therapeutic Exercise

4

PTA 203

PTA Seminar

3

PTA 250

Clinical Education II (see footnote 7)

4

PTA 260

Clinical Education III (see footnote 7)

4

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

General  Education        

 

                               18 Credits

COM

Communication (see footnote 1)

3

ENG

English Composition/Writing  (see footnote 2)

6

MAT

Mathematics (see footnote 3)

 

PHY

Physics (see footnote 4)

3

Behavioral and Social Science

3

General Education Elective (see footnote 5)

 


Additional

As Shown

Core Competencies Portfolio

6 items

Forum

12 units

Health/Fitness (see footnote 6)

30 Hours

Minimum Cumulative Average Overall

2.000

Area of Specialization (All Program Requirements): Minimum Grade Required in Each Program Course


2.000

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Footnotes:

 1. Communication chosen from COM 105 or COM 107.   
 2.  English Composition/Writing chosen from ENG 101, ENG 102,   ENG 103, ENG 104
 3. Mathematics: Students must demonstrate competency at a level of MAT 029 or MAT 029C
     or MAT 136 or at a higher level prior to matriculation in the PTA program. 
 4. Physics chosen from PHY 111 or higher level.   
 5. General Education Elective chosen from History, Humanities and Fine Arts, Environmental Studies.
 6. Fulfilled by successful completion of PTA 100.
 7. Students must be immunized prior to the start of Clinical Education I, and must maintain currency through     all other clinical courses.

 Note:  Any prior criminal offense could hinder placement in clinical agencies and the ability to take the national licensure examination.  See Criminal Offender Record Information Checks for details.

Note:  There are specific sensory, motor and psychosocial skills needed to successfully complete the PTA Program.  Any student who feels he/she will require accommodations with these skills should contact the coordinator of the Services for Students with Disabilities program.