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This study was to identify the effect of major satisfaction and career preference on entrepreneurial intention of students majoring in physical therapy. The survey was conducted on 567 students from August 21 to september 10 in south korea. The survey has been carried out through an online survey platform, google forms, for collecting data. The questionnaire included general characteristics, the relationship between major satisfaction and entrepreneurial intention, career preference and entrepreneurial intention, the complex effect of major satisfaction and career preference, consent to collection and use of personal information. The survey has shown not only that major satisfaction significantly affected entrepreneurial intention, but also career preference affected entrepreneurial intention as well. Major satisfaction and career preference are shown to have a positive correlation. Therefore, physical therapy students who had a high entrepreneurial intention, also had a high major satisfaction and career preference as well. The research shows the significance of major satisfaction and career preference. It's result is suggesting a new perspectives to physical therapy students on their careers while further providing basic data on startups and research in physical therapy. In addition, the research also provides physical therapy students a chance to consider different career options outside the mainstream and implicates the necessity to encourage students to build there own startup in the future as well.