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Elevate your career — and the profession.Get a transitional Doctor of Physical Therapy while practicing.

Study 100% online. Only 6 classes.

There’s a reason why it’s easier to succeed at The College of St. Scholastica. We understand how an advanced degree can help you elevate your career. So we rally behind your purpose like no other institution can.

The transitional Doctor of Physical Therapy (tDPT) program was created with practicing physical therapists like you in mind. Its flexible format will help you earn an advanced degree while you continue practicing. You’ll learn practical clinical knowledge that you can apply to day-to-day patient care, from highly respected, accomplished faculty.

Plus, an advisor will stay with you the whole way through, helping you reach your goals.

Flexible Program Format

  • 100% online format lets you keep practicing
  • Just six classes, graduate in under two years
  • Streamlined for practicing physical therapists

Highly Respected Degree

  • Rigorous academic standards
  • Faculty are experienced clinical practitioners
  • Thorough career preparation

Receive Program Info and Financial Aid Options

  • Detailed program overview
  • Personalized financial aid
  • Individual admissions support

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Reasons to Enroll at The College of St. Scholastica:

Develop leadership skills.

Our graduates develop critical communications skills that improve interprofessional collaboration and foster leadership.

Your success is our purpose.

We want you to succeed. We’ll do everything within our power to help you reach your goals.

Grounded in Benedictine values.

Our program emphasizes life-long learning and advocacy for the healthcare consumer.

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