South College Doctor of Physical Therapy - DPT Program - Nashville

The Class of 2028 cohort is filling quickly, and now is the time to secure your place by submitting your seat deposit. This is more than reserving a spot, it’s the next step toward your purpose, your calling and your career. Don’t delay opportunity is knocking, and your seat is waiting.

Here's a chance to come see our new campus & lab and meet some of the staff & faculty that can help you with your journey to become a Doctor of Physical Therapy. This Meet & Greet will be held at the following location:
South College - Nashville
565 Marriott Drive
Ste. 600
Nashville, TN 37214

Date: February 21, 2026
Time: 10AM (CST)

Please RSVP on the following link: https://forms.office.com/r/VZLcH3Jm6g

Hope to see you there!

❓❔How do you quantify your success?
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🔭 When you look into the future what do you see?
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👩🏻‍⚕️👨🏾‍⚕️ If future Doctor of Physical Therapy comes to mind, we want to know more about you!
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💻 Our admissions team reviews applicants on a rolling basis and we have LIMITED spots remaining for the class of 2027 starting this September! We are also reviewing applicants for the class of 2028.
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🔮 Don’t leave your future up to chance - make your success and take the next step!Remember, we can’t consider you if you didn’t apply!

📋Keep working your way through your application check list!
📋South College Nashville DPT has a rolling admissions process, meaning we review applications as they come in.
📋What are you waiting for? Hit submit today!
📋Need assistance? Our admissions team is happy to assist with a transcript audit or answer any questions you may have.
📋We hope to see your application soon.

In the Spring, we are reminded of growth! 🌺🌸🌻Did you know that our DPT students at South College Nashville can learn and grow from where they reside? With out virtual hybrid format, our students can learn from home, then come to Nashville each quarter to practice hands-on skills with feedback from faculty. Our admissions team is actively reviewing applicants for September 2025. Need help planting your seed? 🌱 Contact [email protected]

🦽Our first-year students learn important mobility skills during our Q1 onsite lab including how to maneuver wheelchairs in the community and promote independent mobility for wheelchair users.
🦽Physical therapists consider important aspects including managing curbs, ramps, and uneven surfaces.
🔄 The countdown is on! Q2 lab starts in 4 days! Class of 2026 - which lab are you most excited for?

Most students can successfully complete our DPT program in approximately 2 years! Our program is 8 quarters with onsite labs each quarter. ✈️ Travel is easy - we are a 5 minute drive from the airport! Within the two-year program, we offer 31 weeks of clinical education 👩🏻‍⚕️👨🏾‍⚕️ and clinicals are available across all 50 states! Contact [email protected] if you want more information.

It is never too late to consider a career in physical therapy! Physical therapists are movement system experts that assist patients with pain management, optimizing functional abilities, balance, endurance, and so much more. Interested, but not sure if you have the background? Contact our admissions team at [email protected] - we offer transcript reviews and are happy to talk through helping you make your application competitive.

One month into the new year - have you made progress on your DPT application? The South College Nashville Admissions team continues to review applications 💻 for a September 2025 start. Do you have questions about prerequisites, admissions criteria, or do you require assistance with a trascript review? Please reach out to [email protected] for assistance.

Our hybrid DPT program at South College Nashville has students from across the US📍🇺🇸🌎! Our students learn from where they reside and travel onsite once a quarter to learn hands-on skills. Making connections with students from across the US could grow your network significantly 📈 and open many opportunities upon graduation 🎓. Current applicants - what state are you applying from? Will you represent a new state on our map?