Wichita State University
PROGRAM CONTACT INFORMATION (2010-11)
Camilla Wilson
Associate Professor and Chair
Wichita State University
Wichita State University
Department of Physical Therapy
1845 Fairmount
Wichita, Kansas 67260-0043
Phone: 316-978-3604
Phone (alternate number): 800-340-7472
Email: Camilla.Wilson@wichita.edu
Website: www.wichita.edu/pt
APPLICATION DEADLINE for 2011 ENTERING CLASS
PTCAS Application Deadline |
Monday, November 15, 2010 |
Deadline Type |
FIRM Deadline |
Application Close Date (for soft deadlines only) |
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Program Has Rolling Admissions Process? |
NO |
Important Dates (if any):
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SUPPLEMENTAL REQUIREMENTS
If supplemental materials are required, send items directly to the PT program.
| Supplemental APPLICATION required? |
YES |
Supplemental MATERIALS required? |
YES |
If yes, list of items |
One official transcript must be submitted directly to the Wichita State University (WSU) Graduate School for all undergraduate and graduate academic institutions attended. |
Supplemental FEE required? |
YES |
If yes, amount |
$50 |
Supplemental deadline(s) YYYY-MM-DD |
2010-11-15 |
Link to supplemental forms or instructions |
http://webs.wichita.edu/?u=gradschool&p=/ Forms/AdmissionForms/ |
Program-specific questions on the PTCAS application |
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PROGRAM PREREQUISITES
Course Prerequisites
- Must applicants earn a Bachelor's degree prior to enrolling into the PT program? Yes
- Link to program’s prerequisite web page: www.wichita.edu/pt
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COURSE SUBJECT |
COURSE LEVEL |
4-YR * |
LAB** |
SEM HRS |
ACCEPTABLE COURSES |
COURSE DESCRIPTION |
1 |
Biology I |
General or College |
NO |
REQ |
4 |
Biology: GENERAL Biology: Microbiology |
. |
2 |
Anatomy & Physiology I |
General or College |
NO |
NO |
5 |
A&P: Human |
. |
3 |
Chemistry I |
General or College |
NO |
REQ |
4 |
Chemistry: Inorganic |
. |
4 |
Chemistry II |
General or College |
NO |
REQ |
4 |
Chemistry: Organic |
. |
5 |
Physics I |
General or College |
NO |
REQ |
4 |
. |
. |
6 |
Physics II |
General or College |
NO |
REQ |
4 |
. |
. |
7 |
Math |
General or College |
NO |
NO |
2 |
Math: Calculus Math: Trigonometry |
. |
8 |
Statistics |
General or College |
NO |
NO |
3 |
Biology: Biostatistics Business: Statistics Math: Statistics Psychology: Statistics |
. |
9 |
Exercise Physiology |
General or College |
NO |
NO |
3 |
A&P: Exercise Physiology |
. |
10 |
English Composition / Writing (1) |
General or College |
NO |
NO |
3 |
English Composition |
. |
11 |
English Composition / Writing (2) |
General or College |
NO |
NO |
3 |
English Literature |
. |
12 |
Communication / Speech / Public Speaking |
General or College |
NO |
NO |
3 |
Public Speaking |
. |
13 |
Psychology |
General or College |
NO |
NO |
3 |
Psychology: GENERAL |
. |
14 |
Psychology (specialized) |
General or College |
NO |
NO |
3 |
Psychology: Abnormal Psychology: Adolescent Psychology: Child Psychology: Death & Dying Psychology: Developmental Psychology: Human Behavior Psychology: Growth & Dev. Psychology: Life Span Dev. Psychology: Rehabilitation Psychology: Social
Psychology: Sports |
. |
15 |
Medical Terminology |
General or College |
NO |
NO |
1 |
. |
. |
* 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)
Is the GRE required? |
Required |
Program’s GRE College Code |
# 6884 |
Last acceptable GRE test date – YYYY-MM-DD (if applicable) |
2010-11-15 |
Oldest GRE score considered – YYYY-MM-DD (if applicable) |
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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 |
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Verbal Percentile |
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Quantitative |
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Quantitative Percentile |
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Analytical Writing |
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Analytical Writing Percentile |
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Additional information about program’s GRE requirements |
900 composite score on verbal and quantitative portions is required |
References
Number of references required by program: 2 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 |
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X |
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Physical Therapist-2 |
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X |
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Professor in Major |
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X |
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Professor |
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X |
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Academic |
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X |
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Supervisor/Employer |
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X |
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Teaching Assistant |
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X |
PTA |
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X |
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Pre-PT Advisor |
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X |
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Politician/Elected Official |
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X |
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Health Care Professional |
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X |
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Friend |
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X |
Family Member |
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X |
Co-worker |
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X |
Clergy |
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X |
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OTHER |
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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 required - a licensed PT must verify hours with signed form |
Total Number of PT Hours REQUIRED |
20 |
Total Number of PT Hours RECOMMENDED |
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DEADLINE for Completion of All PT Hours
YYYY-MM-DD |
2010-11-15 |
PAID Experience |
Not Accepted |
VOLUNTEER Experience |
Accepted |
INPATIENT Experience |
Accepted |
OUTPATIENT Experience |
Accepted |
Additional information about program’s PT hours requirement |
Paid PT experiences should be listed under employment |
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 |
3.00 |
3.60 |
Program-specific Prerequisite |
3.00 |
3.60 |
Additional information about program’s GPA requirements (if any) |
The program uses only the highest grade earned in its local GPA calculations if a course was repeated.
All prerequisite courses must be completed for a grade of "C" (3.0) or better.
Prerequisite courses that were taken more than 10 years prior to application will only be considered by petition to the Physical Therapy Admissions Committee. |
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
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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 |
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PROGRAM INFORMATION
PT Degree Offered |
Program culminates in a doctoral (DPT) degree. |
PT Program Start Date(s) For Entering Class
YYYY-MM-DD |
2011-06-06 |
Dual-degree programs offered in conjunction with the PT degree (if any) |
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Institution's religious affiliation (if any) |
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Profile of Most Recent Entering Class
Items will be blank if program data is not available or applicable.
| Size of Most Recent Entering Class |
32 |
Anticipated Size of Next Entering Class |
32 |
Percent of IN-STATE students in most recent entering class |
97% |
Percent of WICHE students in most recent entering class (if applicable) |
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Percent of OUT-OF-STATE (non-resident) students in most recent entering class |
3% |
Percent of CANADIAN students in most recent entering class |
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Percent of INTERNATIONAL (non-U.S/non-Canadian) students in most recent entering class |
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Additional information about the class profile |
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PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
The mission of the Department of Physical Therapy at Wichita State University is to educate entry-level generalist practitioners who practice in a variety of settings. The educational program, through academic and clinical course work, requires each student to assimilate knowledge, acquire skills, and develop professional judgment and behaviors appropriate for safe, and ethical practice. [Program faculty guide students to become entry-level generalist practitioners who are lifelong learners capable of integrating professional knowledge, skills and proper attitudes in ethical practice providing physical therapy services to a diverse population in an ever-changing social and health care environment.]
(Page last updated 5/26/2010)
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