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 Senior Year
First Semester Credits Second Semester Credits
PHA. 324.-Social Recreation ...................... 3 PHA. 449.-The Operation of
PHA. 376.-First Aid and Injuries .............. 2 Recreation Programs ............... 15
PHA. 446.-Administration of
 Community Recreation .......... 3 15
Approved Electives ...................--........ ... .. 9
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 V. Curriculum in Physical Therapy

 Leading to the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy

 This curriculum is designed to prepare students (1) to become physical therapists
in and with hospitals, clinics, and other institutions and agencies concerned with the
physical rehabilitation of children and adults; (2) to become physical therapy educators
who can supervise and teach persons studying to become physical therapists.
 Admission: To register for this curriculum students must have completed the
following courses while registered in the University College.
 BLY. 161-162.-Biology Laboratory, 2-2 credits
 CY. 101-102.-General Chemistry, 4-4 credits
 PSY. 201.-General Psychology, 3 credits
 PSY. 305.-Social Psychology or PSY. 309.-Personality Development or
 PSY. 311.-Psychological Measurement, 3 credits
 Junior Year
First Semester Credits Second Semester Credits
SCH. 241.-Effective Speaking .................. 3 PHA. 487.-Adapted Physical
PS. 201.- General Physics ............ 3 Education ................................... 2
PS. 207.-Physics Laboratory .............. 1 PS. 202.-General Physics ............................... 3
PHA. 315.-Applied Anatomy and PS. 208.-Physics Laboratory .......................... 1
 Physiology ..----......- ......- 3 BLY. 373.-General Animal Physiology ...... 4
Approved Electives ......... ............ 5 Approved Electives ........................................ 5
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 Senior Year
 The professional (fourth year) phase of the curriculum leading to the degree
Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy is not at present available on the campus
of the University of Florida. After completion of the three-year curriculum listed,
it will be necessary for the student to transfer to an approved school of Physical
Therapy for this work. Such courses vary from a minimum of 12 months in length
to 16 months in length.
 Such credits as are earned while the student is in attendance at an approved
school of Physical Therapy will be evaluated by the University of Florida. This evalua-
tion must result in an accumulation of a minimum of 30 semester hours credit. When
this requirement has been satisfied, the student is eligible to become a candidate for
the degree Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy at the University of Florida.
 In addition to the granting of the degree, the student will have earned a certificate
of accreditation and will be a qualified physical therapist.