Many students complete a degree with a specific goal or career in mind.
Preparation for physical therapy or other allied health professions requires that you obtain a degree for entry into graduate or post-baccaulaureate programs. It is not uncommon for students to reevaluate their career choice within the broad range of allied health and medical professions. If you have prepared for entry into a physical therapy curriculum, you might decide to change career paths after you graduate. There are numerous allied health and medical professions that have similar preparation at the undergraduate level, including physical therapy, occupational therapy, physician assistant, chiropractic,naturopathy, and even medicine. If you want to work after graduation or if you have decided not to pursue a professional degree program in the allied health professions, there are job opportunities in a variety of areas.