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| Program Description: This is a suggested curriculum for the first two years of courses that would prepare students for a physical therapy program.
The program at Northern Arizona University is now a master's program. An
applicant must earn a Bachelor of Science degree before applying to the program. This program is extremely competitive (300 applicants for 40 positions.)
Students are urged to choose a specific professional school as soon as possible, and to consult with a faculty advisor in planning a program which will meet
the entrance requirements of that school. |
Program Recommendations:
| Credits |
+BIO 201 | Human Anatomy and Physiology I |
4 |
+BIO 202 | Human Anatomy and Physiology II |
4 |
+CHM 151 | General Chemistry I (3) AND |
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+CHM 151LL | General Chemistry I Laboratory (1) |
4 |
+CHM 152 | General Chemistry II (3) AND |
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+CHM 152LL |
General Chemistry II Laboratory (1) |
4 |
+CHM 230 | Fundamental Organic Chemistry (3) AND |
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+CHM 230LL | Fundamental Organic Chemistry Laboratory (1) |
4 |
+MAT 187 | College Algebra and Trigonometry |
5 |
+PHY 111 | General Physics |
4 |
+PHY 112 | General Physics |
4 |
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General Studies Requirements: |
| See approved list for AA degree. |
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| The following course is recommended within the General Education requirements in this program. Students transferring to NAU must
complete upper division General Studies credits approved by NAU before they
apply to NAU's program. |
| Social and Behavioral Sciences: |
+PSY 101 |
Introduction to Psychology (recommended) |
3 |
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Kirksville College through Grand Canyon University is offering several masters programs in related fields starting in Fall 1995. They are:
- Physical Therapy (50 student/year)
- OccupationalThearpy (30 students/year)
- Physicians Assistant (25 students/year)
- Sports Health Medicine (15 students/year)
Because of the prerequisites at Grand Canyon for their pre-health programs, it is strongly suggested to see an advisor at
Grand Canyon to plan courses to take at the community college. Any preparatory science and math through algebra and trigonometry,
as well as other nonscience credits should be taken at the community college. |
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| + Indicates that course has Prerequisites. |
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