These programs require a bachelor's degree and specific science courses but do not require the bachelor's degree to be in physical therapy. A bachelor's degree from Franklin would be appropriate for pursuing a Master's degree at either of these institutions. If you wish to pursue the bachelor's degree in physical therapy from I.U., it is entirely appropriate to complete the first two years of that program at Franklin College. You would then apply to I.U for admission to the bachelor's degree program in physical therapy. Completion of the prerequisite courses does not guarantee admission into the program.
Admission is highly competitive.
The latter choice would seem to be a particularly good one given the recent trend of physical therapy preparation moving toward a standard of Master's level preparation in the field. Another option for pursuing pre-physical therapy training at Franklin College would be to pursue a major in Athletic Training. If you choose that route, you should plan your schedule with Professor Kathy Taylor who is in charge of the Athletic Training program.