Tuition for each term in the Doctor of Physical Therapy program at the University
of Tennessee Health Science Center can be found below. Please note that there are
2 terms per year. To graduate, students must successfully complete 6 terms.
Tuition |
Fees |
In-State Total |
Out-of-State Tuition Surcharge |
Out-of-State Total |
$6,907 |
$765 |
$7,672 |
$8,970 |
$16,642 |
Financial Aid
The UTHSC Financial Aid Office can help students navigate financial concerns.
For estimates of the total expenses per year, please click here.
The Federal Work study program allows students an opportunity to earn money while
enrolled in the DPT program by providing jobs in the Department of Physical Therapy
and at other locations on campus. Students are required to complete the Free Application
for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to determine eligibility for work-study positions.
About ?? DPT students participate in work study programs each year.
Scholarships and Awards
The Department of Physical Therapy offers a number of awards to help offset the cost
of tuition.
Physical Therapy Alumni and Friends ScholarshipThis scholarship is for students accepted or currently enrolled into the DPT program.
Department selects recipient(s) and amount. Criteria for the scholarship include financial
need, successful academic performance and pursuit of a non-traditional route for entry
into the program. Although the scholarship is awarded for only one year, previous
recipients are given preference of selection in subsequent years.
Ann Craig Scholarship in Physical TherapyThis scholarship is for students accepted for admission into the DPT program. Scholarship
monies are provided for all three years of enrollment, as long as the recipient continues
to demonstrate academic achievement, leadership potential, and commitment to the art
and science of the Physical Therapy profession. The scholarship is available only
to first generation college applicants. Department selects student and amount which
is based upon available funds as determined by department official.
Margaret and Perry Ayers ScholarshipThis scholarship is for a student accepted or currently enrolled into the DPT program.
Criteria for the scholarship includes successful academic performance, and demonstration
of exceptional interpersonal skills with classmates, faculty and patients. Department
selects student enrolled in his or her third year of the DPT Program. The amount is
based upon available funds as determined by Chair. Financial need may be considered.
Mitzi Zeno AwardThis award is for second year students in the PT program with successful academic
performance. Preference will be given to students who intend to practice in a neuro-rehabilitation
setting upon graduation. Financial need may also be considered. The department chair
will determine the amount of the award on an annual basis.