129 Bachelor's degrees in Physiotherapy in United States

The Clinical Exercise Physiology Major is offered by Fitchburg State University. When you major in exercise and sports science and choose clinical exercise physiology as your concentration, you'll have the opportunity to study in one of three optional advisement tracks; pre-physician assistant, pre-physical therapy, or pre-athletic training.

Baldwin Wallace University’s Pre-Allied Health or Pre-Physical Therapy is a rigorous major that prepares you for a multitude of allied health graduate studies, leading to a career in areas such as physical therapy, occupational therapy, physician assistant, athletic training, chiropractic, podiatry and nursing.

The Pre-Physical Therapy (pre-PT) program at Augustana College will prepare you for entrance requirements into physical therapy doctorate programs around the country.

Bridge Program in Health Sciences and Physician Assistant at Drexel University have partnered to offer a BS/MHS Bridge Program option available to high-achieving students enrolled in the Health Sciences program.

The Online Rehabilitation Studies Bachelor of Science program at University of North Texas explores the social, psychological, and physical impact of disabilities. 

The Bridge Program in Health Sciences and Physical Therapy at Drexel University have partnered to offer a BS/DPT Bridge Program option available to high-achieving students enrolled in the Health Sciences program.

Accelerated Health Sciences and Physician Assistant (Dual) from Thomas Jefferson University curriculum provides a stimulating and supportive environment to build strong skills in critical thinking and problem solving through foundation courses in health, sciences, psychology, and the humanities.

The Bachelor of Science Degree in Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) at Florida National University-Main Campus is designed to prepare graduates for additional career opportunities and advancement within the profession.

The Health Sciences - Rehabilitation Sciences BIS at Georgia State University is a public, 60-credit hour programme designed for completion after the first two years of undergraduate study. This degree offers a flexible curriculum tailored to professional goals in health and rehabilitation with a minimum 2.5 GPA requirement.