Michigan has 13 CAPTE accredited PTA schools. In order to take the National Physical Therapist Assistant Exam (NPTAE) you need to complete an accredited PTA program. Once you’ve done these things you can apply for a state PTA license. Below are the 13 accredited PTA Schools in Michigan, click to learn more about its PTA program.
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Accredited PTA Schools in Michigan
Accredited PTA Programs in Michigan | Next Visitation Date |
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Baker College of Allen Park Allen Park, MI Status: Accreditation | Next Visit: Spring 2023 |
Baker College of Auburn Hills Auburn Hills, MI Status: Accreditation | Next Visit: Spring 2019 |
Baker College of Flint Flint, MI Status: Accreditation | Next Visit: Spring 2018 |
Baker College of Muskegon Muskegon, MI Status: Accreditation | Next Visit: Spring 2018 |
Delta College University Center, MI Status: Accreditation | Next Visit: Spring 2025 |
Finlandia University Hancock, MI Status: Accreditation | Next Visit: Spring 2023 |
Henry Ford College Dearborn, MI Status: Accreditation | Next Visit: Spring 2026 |
Kellogg Community College Battle Creek, MI Status: Accreditation | Next Visit: Fall 2026 |
Macomb Community College Clinton Township, MI Status: Accreditation | Next Visit: Spring 2026 |
Mid Michigan Community College Mt Pleasant, MI Status: Accreditation | Next Visit: Spring 2024 |
Mott Community College Fenton, MI Status: Accreditation | Next Visit: Spring 2020 |
Washtenaw Community College Ann Arbor, MI Status: Accreditation | Next Visit: Fall 2023 |
Deciding Between PTA Schools in Michigan
There are a number of factors to consider when comparing PTA schools. Here is a quick list of some of the most important factors to keep in mind as you search for your physical therapy assistant school:
- School size
- Pass rates of the National licensure test
- Class and lab-room resources
- PTA School expenses and opportunities for financial aid
- PTA School admission requirements
As you bring all these PTA program factors into thought, it may be beneficial to talk with present-day students and former students of the physical therapist assistant programs of curiosity. Also, interviewing employers whom have hired these graduates can provide you more insight to each schools strengths and weaknesses.