Physical Therapy
Physical therapy is not only an important and rewarding job, it's also in high demand.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment for physical therapists
is expected to increase 17 percent from 2021 to 2031 - much faster than average for
all occupations.
Seton Hall's comprehensive Doctor of Physical Therapy (D.P.T.) program prepares students to practice safely and ethically - and to treat patients who face a multitude of conditions.
We educate physical therapy students through a combination of rigorous academics and clinical experience. By the time you graduate with your physical therapy degree, you'll have completed 32 weeks of clinical internships at diverse sites in the region and beyond. Thanks to this strong preparation, physical therapist programs graduates consistently find employment within one year of licensure.
Seton Hall University's Doctor of Physical Therapy program is designed to enhance learning for physical therapy students. The faculty offers individualized attention to students struggling in clinics or fieldwork by leveraging simulation labs to refine practical skills. The program includes unique facilities like a Cadaver Lab for advanced human body study. It is the only DPT program in the tri-state area to offer a 3+3 dual degree option, and its NPTE pass rates are comparable to those of top physical therapy programs.
Why Earn a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) Degree?
Earning a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree prepares graduates for top-tier careers in healthcare, emphasizing clinical skills, research, and patient care. Through PTCAS, applicants access the best DPT programs, which offer comprehensive training for physical therapy students. These physical therapy programs focus on advanced practice, preparing students for diverse settings. Career outcomes include roles in hospitals, private practices, and rehabilitation centers, where they provide essential care and improve patient outcomes.
