DPT schools not requiring a BS degree?

[slash473]

Hey everyone, I was wondering if I could get your insight on my situation. I am a prior bio student senior with a 3.67 overall GPA and a 3.37 science GPA. I took this year off to work and apply to dpt schools for the 09 year, thus never received my BS. I scored a 1060 on the GRE. I also have a bunch of upper level courses such as gross anatomy I and II neuroanatamy, neurophysiology as well as others (from my first two semesters in a chiropractic college).

So, anyways, does anyone know the PT schools not requiring a BS degree? I only know of Andrews university, St Augustine, and Loma Linda which allow entrance if one has the prereqs and a certain amount of credits, like 90 or so done(i have way more ). So, what are my chances of getting in with my stats? Sorry for the long post , just trying to plan for the future. Thanks everyone!

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[crockdub]

I don't know of any that don't require a BS. I know there are a few schools that combine a BS with a graduate PT program. I can't remember the schools but there have been a few posts on here.

The Chiro school credits most likely won't transfer to any PT school, but the knowledge will be helpful upon getting into PT school.

 

[WSUPT]

Wayne State University in Detroit, Mi does not require a Bachelors degree for entry into the DPT program. They do require at least 90 credits with certain pre-reqs. They used to award a bachelors in PT after the first year but have since stopped doing so. I am currently a second year student at Wayne State Univ. so if you have any further questions I'll be happy to answer them.

 

[slash473]

thanks for the replies. I am actually from michigan, so I'll definately apply to wayne state. How do you like it there so far?