Admissions Counselor Krannert School of Physical Therapy University of Indianapolis 1400 East Hanna Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana46227
Phone: 317-788-4909
Phone (alternate number): 1-800-232-8634 x4909
Email: pt@uindy.edu
Website: http://pt.uindy.edu/dpt/
Program participates in the PTCAS Early Decision Applicants MUST apply and submit all materials to PTCAS by AUGUST 15.
NO
SUPPLEMENTAL REQUIREMENTS
If supplemental materials are required, send items directly to the PT program.
Supplemental APPLICATION required?
NO
Supplemental MATERIALS required?
NO
If yes, list of items
Supplemental FEE required?
YES
If yes, amount
$20
Supplemental deadline(s) DD-MM-YYYY
01-Oct-2011
Link to supplemental forms or instructions
Send a $20 check made payable to the University of Indianapolis to:
Admissions Krannert School of Physical Therapy
1400 East Hanna Avenue
Indianapolis, IN 46227
Custom (program-specific) questions on the PTCAS application
Performance Essentials: I have read the "Physical Therapy Program Performance Essentials" found at: http://pt.uindy.edu/dpt/performance.php. I believe that I can fulfill these functions with or without reasonable accommodations. I understand the process for requesting reasonable accommodations as outlined on the aforementioned website.
Application Certification: I certify that the information given on this application is complete and accurate to the best of my knowledge and that I am attending or have attended no college or university other than those listed. I understand that if I am accepted, any misrepresentation of information, on this form or in the application materials, will render me subject to immediate dismissal from the University of Indianapolis. I hereby apply for admission and, if admitted and enrolled, agree to respect the ideals and comply with the regulations of the University of Indianapolis.
PROGRAM PREREQUISITES
Course Prerequisites
Must applicants earn a Bachelor's degree prior to enrolling into the PT program? VARIES - We allow University of Indianapolis juniors to apply and begin the DPT program during their senior year
A&P: SEPARATE courses A&P: COMBINED courses A&P: Animal A&P: Comparative A&P: Human A&P: Mammalian A&P: Vertebrate
This requirement can be met with a one-year sequence combining human anatomy and physiology (6 - 8 credits), by a single course in human anatomy (3 - 5 credits), or by a vertebrate morphology course if human anatomy is unavailable at your institution.
2
Physiology
General or College
NO
REQ
3-5
A&P: SEPARATE courses
A&P: COMBINED courses
A&P: Animal
A&P: Comparative
A&P: Human
A&P: Mammalian
A&P: Vertebrate
This requirement can be met with a one-year sequence combining human anatomy and physiology (6 - 8 credits), by a single course in human physiology (3 - 5 credits), or by an animal physiology course if human physiology is unavailable at your institution.
Standard one-year sequence with labs, 6 - 8 credits
5
Chemistry II
General or College
NO
REQ
3-4
6
Physics I
General or College
NO
REQ
3-4
Physics I
Standard one-year sequence with labs, 6 - 8 credits
7
Physics II
General or College
NO
REQ
3-4
Physics II
8
Social or Behavioral Science (1)
General or College
NO
NO
3
Psychology: Abnormal Psychology: Adolescent Psychology: Child Psychology: Death & Dying Psychology: Developmental Psychology: GENERAL Psychology: Human Behavior Psychology: Growth & Dev. Psychology: Life Span Dev. Psychology: Rehabilitation Psychology: Social Psychology: Sports Psychology: Statistics OTHER: Any Psychology, Sociology, or Anthropology course
Two courses (6 credits) emphasizing human interactions in some way. Acceptable courses are usually in the areas of psychology, sociology, or cultural anthropology.
9
Social or Behavioral Science (2)
General or College
NO
NO
3
10
Statistics
General or College
NO
NO
3-4
Math: Statistics
Biology: Biostatistics
One introductory course, 3 to 4 credits, to include central tendency, variability, correlation, and parametric statistics through analysis of variance. This course should be taken through the math or science department.
* YES=course must be completed in a 4-year college/university and NOT in a community college.
** REQ=required lab; Rec=recommended lab; NO=lab not required; N/A=not applicable
Additional information about program’s course requirements:
Graduate Record Examination (GRE)
For 2011-12 Cycle: Due to changes in the GRE, programs may require or prefer that you take the exam early and before the "GRE® revised General Test" is introduced on August 1. Early Decision candidates in PTCAS must take the GRE and request scores to be sent by no later than July 31.
GRE General Test = Testing on or before July 31, 2011
GRE REVISED General Test = Testing on or after August 1, 2011
Is the GRE required?
Required
Program’s GRE College Code for 2011-12 Cycle
7580 (new)
GRE Accepted by Program for 2011-12 Cycle
GRE® General Test preferred (take GRE by 7/31)
Last acceptable GRE test date – DD-MM-YYYY (if applicable)
10-Sep-2011
Oldest GRE score considered – DD-MM-YYYY (if applicable)
GRE table below may contain blank fields if program data is not available or applicable.
GRE Section
Minimum GRE Score
Average GRE Score for Accepted Students
Verbal
500
Verbal Percentile
Quantitative
670
Quantitative Percentile
Analytical Writing
4.3
Analytical Writing Percentile
Additional information about program’s GRE requirements
References
Number of references required by program: 3 References
EVALUATOR TYPE
Applicant must send one reference from this SPECIFIC type of evaluator
Applicant must send a reference from one or more evaluators in this category to fulfill program's requirements
Evaluator Type ACCEPTED
Evaluator Type NOT Accepted
Physical Therapist-1
X
Physical Therapist-2
X
Professor in Major
X
Professor
X
Academic
X
Supervisor/Employer
X
Teaching Assistant
X
PTA
X
Pre-PT Advisor
X
Politician/Elected Official
X
Health Care Professional
X
Friend
X
Family Member
X
Co-worker
X
Clergy
X
OTHER
X
Additional information about program’s reference requirements:
PT Observation Hours
Enter your PT observation hours on your PTCAS application. Print the PT Observation Hours form from the PTCAS application or use online PT Hours signature process, if the program requires you to have your hours verified by a physical therapist. Send signed forms to PTCAS.
PT HOURS
PROGRAM REQUIREMENT
Description of Program’s PT Hours Requirement
PT hours are highly recommended
Total Number of PT Hours REQUIRED
Total Number of PT Hours RECOMMENDED
DEADLINE for Completion of All PT Hours
DD-MM-YYYY
PAID Experience
Accepted
VOLUNTEER Experience
Accepted
INPATIENT Experience
Accepted
OUTPATIENT Experience
Accepted
Additional information about program’s PT hours requirement
PT hours are not required but can be submitted by the applicant if they would like a record of hours in their application file.
GPA Requirement
GPAs will be blank if program data is not available or applicable.
GPA
Minimum GPA
Average GPA for Accepted Students
Overall Undergraduate Cumulative
3.0
3.64
Program-specific Prerequisite
3.0
3.68
Additional information about program’s GPA requirements (if any)
Program uses only the highest grade earned in the pre-requisite GPA calculation if a course was repeated.
FOREIGN APPLICANTS AND TRANSCRIPTS
The program’s foreign (international) transcript policies do NOT apply to study abroad coursework that is itemized on a U.S. college or university transcript. Study abroad is processed in the same way as U.S. coursework.
Program’s citizenship requirements
(individuals listed may be eligible for admission)
U.S. citizens
U.S. permanent residents
Canadian citizens
Foreign (non-U.S.) citizens with a visa
Foreign (non-U.S.) citizens
Other non-citizens (e.g., refugees)
Program requires non-native speakers to submit TOEFL scores?
YES
Program policy for submission of non-U.S. (foreign/international) coursework
Send foreign transcript evaluation to PTCAS
Program policy for CANADIAN coursework
Send foreign evaluation for CANADIAN coursework to PTCAS
Additional information about program’s policy on foreign coursework
A course by course transcript evaluation is required for all foreign transcripts using an approved service. All admitted students are required to obtain a criminal background check from the approved service.
PROGRAM INFORMATION
PT Degree Offered
Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT)
PT Program Start Date(s) For Entering Class
DD-MM-YYYY
Aug-2012
Dual-degree programs offered in conjunction with the PT degree (if any)
NONE
Institution's religious affiliation (if any)
United Methodist
Profile of Most Recent Entering Class
Items will be blank if program data is not available or applicable.
Size of Most Recent Entering Class
45
Anticipated Size of Next Entering Class
45
Percent of IN-STATE applicants accepted
75%
Percent of WICHE applicants accepted (if applicable)
Percent of OUT-OF-STATE (non-resident) applicants accepted
25%
Percent of CANADIAN applicants accepted
Percent of INTERNATIONAL (non-U.S/non-Canadian) applicants accepted
Additional information about the class profile
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
Our Professional Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) program prepares outstanding clinicians to enter practice across the full spectrum of physical therapy settings. Our program equips students with the knowledge and skills they need to function as physical therapists in increasingly complex and independent roles. DPT faculty are actively engaged in both clinical practice and research activities.
