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The physical therapy program at University of Indianapolis is excellent. The faculty truly cares about the success and well being of their students, and they strive to create an environment that caters to all types of students. The curriculum is also exceptional. It is challenging, but it definitely teaches skills that will be needed to be successful in the field of physical therapy. Also, the classes take place in a new, state of the art building which gives the students plenty of room to practice... Read More new skills that they are learning and study other material. Overall, the program is, in my opinion, one of the best in the state. It provides an environment and curriculum to promote success while also promoting individuality and student well-being.

The Doctorate of Physical Therapy Program at the University of Indianapolis is both rigorous and rewarding. After just one semester, I knew that this program was for me and that I would be well prepared for my future as a Physical Therapist. The small class size allows me to get to know each and every person in the class, which hopefully will lead to friends and colleagues for a lifetime. The professors are there to challenge us, guide us, help us, and encourage us in every step of the way! I can't... Read More imagine being anywhere else in any other program!

The Doctor of Physical Therapy Program at the University of Indianapolis is an excellent program. There are early opportunities to work with people with actual conditions which we study about through the Community Patient Resource Group. There are also opportunities to observe our faculty in the clinic doing the very things they teach us. This program offers students one on one support and is an excellent program overall. The only con I would provide is that the program is very costly at $24,500... Read More for the year not including books, housing and other extraneous fees. But the education is an excellent value for the price of attendance.

University of Indianapolis Doctor of Physical Therapy program is a top notch program that rivals other similar programs across the country. The faculty take a invested interest in the learning process of each student. The clinical exposure is second to none with a huge asset of a community patient resource group that gives students hands on experience with patients who have real conditions only 2 weeks into the program. The network of clinical sites is phenomenal extended all the way to Belize and... Read More Hawaii. The only cons that I can see of this program is the sparse financial aid which is a similar situation no matter where you go when it comes to graduate school programs.