Current-cycle decision support
Turn confirmed information into a first practice
Clinic appointment access and fairness
Practise making a fair decision when access is limited. Review whether you identify missing information, weigh both patients' needs, and explain the next step clearly; then record the scenario again with one improvement.
Quick facts
- Entry cycle: January 2028 entry official admissions page
- Start: January following the selection and military-entry process official admissions page
- Format: Full-time, entry-level military DPT; applicants must meet academic and military commissioning requirements official admissions page
- Application timing: PTCAS opens July 1 and closes September 15 each year. official admissions page
- Interview: Selected applicants interview between September 15 and November 15; not every applicant is interviewed. official admissions page
- Accreditation context: The official programme FAQ states CAPTE accreditation was reaffirmed through 2028. official admissions page
Admission requirements
For January 2028 entry, applicants must follow the programme's current application instructions. The published requirements are: Bachelor's degree; 11 prerequisites; prerequisite GPA 3.25; GRE combined 300 with quantitative 148 and analytical writing 3.5; 100 PT observation hours; military eligibility. official admissions page Meeting a minimum makes an application eligible for review; the official source does not promise admission from a minimum alone.
Important dates
The published application timing for January 2028 entry is: PTCAS opens July 1 and closes September 15 each year. The programme start information is: January following the selection and military-entry process. official admissions page If the institutional page directs applicants to PTCAS for an exact date, confirm the live PTCAS listing before submission.
How selection works
For January 2028 entry, complete the published application requirements before the stated deadline. Selected applicants interview between September 15 and November 15; not every applicant is interviewed. official admissions page The current source does not publish a numerical admissions weighting, so do not infer one.
Interview details
Confirmed
Selected applicants interview between September 15 and November 15; not every applicant is interviewed. official admissions page
Not published
Beyond the details above, the current official source does not publish the exact questions, scoring rubric, or invitation-specific logistics for January 2028 entry.
Who this program may suit
This Army-Baylor University Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) option may suit applicants who prefer this structure: Full-time, entry-level military DPT; applicants must meet academic and military commissioning requirements. The main tradeoffs to test against your plans are the entry timing, attendance or immersion expectations, prerequisite profile, and any observation, testing, military, licensure, or interview commitments in the published requirements. official admissions page
Practice and next step
Record a timed response to the clinic-access fairness scenario. Review whether you identify missing information, consider both patients, and explain a defensible decision. Choose one weakness, make one adjustment, record a second response, and compare the two attempts. Continue with the Four-Box path to organize ethical reasoning under pressure.
Frequently asked questions
What is the application deadline for January 2028?
PTCAS opens July 1 and closes September 15 each year. official admissions page
Does Army-Baylor use an interview?
Selected applicants interview between September 15 and November 15; not every applicant is interviewed. official admissions page
Is the GRE required?
Yes. The current official requirements include the GRE; review the programme page for its score and timing rules. official admissions page
Sources
- Official source 1 — verified August 23, 2026
- Official source 2 — verified August 23, 2026
Recommended preparation
Ethical Reasoning Under Pressure: The Four-Box Method
Use the Four-Box Method to organize ethical decisions around medical indications, patient preferences, quality of life, and contextual factors. Work through one foundation resource and three practice scenarios, then explain a defensible decision under time pressure.
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