General Program Description The program begins in September each year. The program is a 2-year curriculum with 4 full semesters and one 6-week summer clinical experience to be completed between the first and second years. Degrees are conferred in May of the second year. Clinical Experiences All students complete three different clinical experiences. Each affiliation is 40 hours per week Read more...

General Program Description The DPT curriculum begins in June and continues for a total of 9 semesters including 3 summer sessions. The average semester includes 16 semester hours. Students are in class approximately 20 hours per week. The system-based courses are taught in a problem-based format with significant emphasis on small group work and the development of self-directed learning. Degrees Read more...

General Program Description Northeastern university is a freshman entry program in a 3 + 3 curriculum format. Students graduate with a DPT after 6 years. Cooperative education is an integral part of the program. Through cooperative education, students have 1.0 years of paid pre-clinical work experience. The program also admits students with a baccalaureate degree into the post baccalaureate program. Read more...

General Program Description The Entry-level DPT Program consists of a 3-year curriculum (100 credits) that includes academic and clinical experiences. The academic portion of the curriculum is full-time over 2.3 years, including summers. Students begin the program in June with an 8-week summer session. The third year is designed as a full-time paid clinical internship. Students graduate from the Institute Read more...

General Program Description The professional program for post-baccalaureate entrants begins at the end of May; for undergraduate students, the end of June. The program concludes after the final clinical internship 35 months later. Clinical Experiences Students participate in a minimum of 42-weeks of clinical experiences. Settings include acute care/orthopedics after the first year, rehabilitation or neurology during the second year Read more...