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Physical therapy (DPT) programs in Georgia

Georgia has 9 accredited DPT programs. Physical therapists in Georgia earn a median of $101,930, compared with $101,020 nationally.

Accredited programs
9
Median salary in Georgia
$101,930
Lowest total cost
$103,728
Highest first-time pass rate
96%
Employed in Georgia
5,480
SchoolDegreeFirst-time pass rateTotal costLengthBeyond federal loans
Georgia State UniversityDPT96%$154,000
in-state $54k
—≥ $54k
Augusta UniversityDPT96%$113,066
in-state $52k
—≥ $13k
Georgia Southern UniversityDPT96%$126,636
in-state $35k
36 mo$65k
Emory UniversityDPT94%$129,54636 mo$68k
Brenau UniversityDPT92%$145,45436 mo$84k
Mercer UniversityDPT92%$103,72836 mo$42k
University of North GeorgiaDPT90%$140,297
in-state $72k
33 mo$79k
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic MedicineDPT76%$123,25536 mo$62k
South College - AtlantaDPT—$108,53324 mo$68k
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