Utica College

What you'll study

The curriculum comprises two years of robust on-campus coursework followed by a year of clinical education at external sites. The program emphasizes clinical instruction, anatomy and hands-on laboratory work supported by newly expanded clinical and anatomy labs and recent faculty additions.

Entry requirements

Applicants can join the DPT through an accelerated 3+3 pathway from Utica’s undergraduate offerings or apply as post-baccalaureate graduate students with a bachelor’s degree. The 3+3 option guarantees admission to the graduate DPT program provided candidates meet the specified academic criteria.

Career prospects

Graduation from an accredited DPT program is a requirement to begin practice as a physical therapist. Employers who hire from Utica praise graduates for their clinical skill and compassion and have expressed eagerness to expand hiring of program alumni.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The program notes that the accelerated 3+3 pathway can deliver significant tuition savings for eligible students. Prospective applicants should consult Utica University’s financial aid office and department for current scholarship, assistantship, and tuition information.