Deadline Extended! USciences’ Physical Therapy program

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Dr. Patterson,
 
I hope that you had a great winter break and your Spring semester is starting off well.  I’m reaching out to let you know that USciences is still accepting applications for the May 2020 Physical Therapy (DPT) program. 
 
We know that some students may have just realized that Physical Therapy is the right career pathway for them so we have extended our deadline to February 17.  Qualified candidates will now be able to enroll instead of taking a gap year and be one step closer to their DPT career in 2020. 
 
Please pass this info along to your students who may have an interest and please feel free to reach out to me with any questions.
 
Best, 
Aimee Viggiani
Director of Transfer, Graduate & Professional Admission
a.viggiani@usciences.edu
215-596-7505  
 

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