Hi Janice,
According to Sec. 453.203. of the Texas PT Practice Act (2013), for you to qualify for a physical therapy license in the state of Texas, you have to have:
“(1) evidence satisfactory to the board that the applicant has completed an accredited physical therapy educational program; or (2) official documentation from an educational credentials review agency approved by the board certifying that the applicant has completed: (A) a program equivalent to a Commission on Accreditation of Physical Therapy Education accredited program; and (B) at least 60 academic semester credits or the equivalent from an accredited institution of higher education.” (p.15)
Now, if you are a foreign-trained applicant like I was, apart from the requirements
According to Sec. 453.203. of the Texas PT Practice Act (2013), for you to qualify for a physical therapy license in the state of Texas, you have to have:
“(1) evidence satisfactory to the board that the applicant has completed an accredited physical therapy educational program; or (2) official documentation from an educational credentials review agency approved by the board certifying that the applicant has completed: (A) a program equivalent to a Commission on Accreditation of Physical Therapy Education accredited program; and (B) at least 60 academic semester credits or the equivalent from an accredited institution of higher education.” (p.15)
Now, if you are a foreign-trained applicant like I was, apart from the requirements