Abstract
A survey of the ten physical therapist assistant programs with students enrolled during the 1968–1969 academic yearsis reported. The purpose of the survey was to obtain data on current methods of curricular organization, instructionaltechniques, and sequential patterns used to organize and integrate major subject matter concepts. Results revealed little uniformity in number of courses, hours of didactic and clinical experiences, or sequence of organization.
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