Doctor of Physical Therapy Program
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- Professional Licensure
Contact Us
Room HH 2001
2801 W. Bancroft Street
Mail Stop 119
Toledo OH 43606-3390
Phone: 419.530.6670
Fax: 419.530.4780
physicaltherapy@utoledo.edu
419.530.6671
lucinda.bouillon@utoledo.edu
HH 2001C
Phone: 419.530.6675
Fax: 419.530.4780
amy.both@utoledo.edu
Financing Your D.P.T. Education
The tuition and general fees for the D.P.T. program at UToledo are below, and can be found on the Office of the Treasurer's website. There may also be other fees associated with the university and college (orientation, graduation, and technology).
Other costs related to the D.P.T. program include individual evaluation tools each student is expected to purchase, textbooks, etc. These costs are typically $1,500.00 for the first two years. The costs during the third year are primarily associated with clinical internships and can vary depending on travel to and from the clinical site and housing needs. An additional cost in the 3rd year is the application for licensure. The National PT Examination costs approximately $485 and then states charge a fee to be licensed in their state. The fee for Ohio is $175.
Work Study Options: Each year, D.P.T. students are given the opportunity to apply for one of several “student work study” positions in the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences, which houses the D.P.T. Program. These positions are managed through the Student Financial Aid Office, which also establishes the hourly rate. The positions typically require students to work on average about 10 hours per week in the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences. However, the total number of work hours allowed per year is dependent upon information in the student’s FAFSA and is determined by the Student Financial Aid Office.
