Langston University

Supplemental application fees should be mailed directly to the institution and are not included in (or associated with) any PTCAS fees. The non-refundable application fee is: $75 for in-state applicants and $100 for out-of-state applicants. The application fee must be received in order to be considered. The deadline is January 17, 2022. This can be paid by either check or money order and mailed directly to:

Langston University
School of Physical Therapy
PO Box 1500
Langston, OK 73050

Please do not hesitate to contact Mrs. Misty Wakefield with questions at MWAKEFIELD@LANGSTON.EDU.

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PostedThursday, October 1, 2020 at 11:12 AM

Due to potential restrictions on observation hours during the COVID-19 pandemic, applicants may submit proof of knowledge of the profession of physical therapy in lieu of observation hours. Proof of knowledge may be demonstrated by researching diverse areas of PT practice on the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) website and submitting a two-paragraph summary. Topics to research include descriptions of PT practice settings, various patient populations seen in PT, and APTA sections representing special interest areas. Helpful areas on the website include: https://www.apta.org/your-practice/practice-models-and-settings https://www.choosept.com/aboutptsptas/default.aspx Links to APTA section websites: https://aptaapps.apta.org//componentconnection/chaptersandsections.aspx?UniqueKey= Read Less

The Doctor of Physical Therapy at Langston University is a full time day program with scheduled courses five days per week. It consists of a structured curriculum, which requires commitment and dedication on the part of the student.

The mission of the Doctor of Physical Therapy program is to educate and graduate individuals who possess the necessary academic and clinical skills to serve as clinician generalists in primary care physical therapy in either rural or urban settings. The graduate of the program will possess the essential skills necessary to work with underserved populations addressing minority health and minority health disparity issues within the scope of practice of physical therapy. The graduate of the program will be proficient at applying the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice for clinical decision making.

In support of our mission to graduate clinician generalists, we have assembled a highly-skilled and distinguished group of instructors with diverse clinical specializations and a record of scholarship and leadership.

Deposit can not be paid through PTCAS. It must be paid via mail (check or money order) to the address below: Langston University School of Physical Therapy ATTN: Misty Wakefield P.O. Box 1500 Langston, OK 73050

Phone	+1 405.466.2925
Phone 2	+1 405.466.3612

Email	samantha.corbett@langston.edu
Email 2	mwakefield@langston.edu