University of Indianapolis Reviews

"My graduate program is one of the most prestigious in the nation, however, it is very expensive and the campus is quite small. This means less campus activities but you really get to know your professors."

"The KSPT program has one of the best faculties I have ever met. They are kind, available for help, and are always there to support and challenge all of their students. The workload is challenging, but in the end, the program is designed to produce outstanding physical therapists. The campus is pretty nice, nice facilities, and overall great atmosphere."

"I chose the Krannert School of Physical Therapy over other programs for several reasons: 1) All of the faculty are still currently practicing physical therapy, 2) Students are out in the clinical setting within weeks of starting the program, including access to the Community Patient Resource Group (CPRG) that allows us to work 1-on-1 with patients with real functional impairments, 3) it is a nationally ranked program, and 4) U-Indy KSPT graduates have been known for developing good hands-on skills. The faculty are more than happy to put their grading on hold in order to work with students. I live 5 minutes from downtown Indianapolis and I'm only paying $300 for rent and utilities. The only downside (I'm sure this is true of most doctorate programs) is that you lose the majority of your social life and that it does come with a private school tuition rate. However, there are plenty of things to do in Indy (food, shopping, sports venues, NCAA Hall-of-Fame, etc.) and the campus involvement (D-II NCAA) is fantastic."

"The staff of the program at UIndy is phenomenal. They are susceptible to the needs of students and always help as much as they can if we have questions. They are not just "qualified" to be professors of their program, but they have personalities and genuinely care about the success of their students. They are wonderful people, and they have a wonderful program."