Prephysical therapy (undergraduate) students are admitted to the University as "physical therapy interest" and follow a program of study leading to a baccalaureate degree with a major in one of the traditional disciplines (e.g., biological sciences, psychology, or other choices). A major in a traditional discipline must be declared by the end of the fifth semester. Students receive academic advice by staff members in the advisement center or in their major department. They receive career counseling from faculty in the Physical Therapy Program. Upon graduation from their undergraduate program, students will have the necessary course work that will allow them to compete for admission to graduate programs throughout the United States, including the University of Delaware.