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So in PT school, it’s pretty typical that memorization is a huge thing, or anything medical really. In school, what did you use to study the various material(other than obviously the textbook)? Also, do you still study while being on the job, or is most everything locked in place? Thanks!
In PT school, I mainly used my iPad and studied all the lecture notes. I rarely used the textbook (only if I wanted more information). I would definitely utilize study techniques like retrieval practice and active recall daily to make sure you understand and know the material. As a physical therapist, you should always be learning and brushing up on your information. But it is nothing like it is in PT school. There are many times where I will have to look back at my notes to check information and to recall things that I forgot. Unfortunately, you cannot Google some thing in PT school; you will have to memorize everything LOL That’s how it is in the real life my man!
Thank you for all the content! O watch your videos with a pen and paper, always. I have a question for you, hoping you read and answer. DPT programs state that it doesn't matter what your undergrad is, but they do not mention if the issuing university matters or not. I am currently done with all my.pre reps from a brock.and mortar school, but am debating transferring to WGU for BS in accounting. Think of it as plan B, for life skills, and skills required to run a PT clinic. Would applying to a DPT program with a degree from WGU disqualify menas a candidate or lessen my chances of acceptance?
WOW that means so much to me! I would love to see your notes that you take. DM me? As far as your question goes.. Your undergrad major does not matter, but the university where you graduate from can have some weight. Imagine if there are 2 applicants that have the same exact stats. If one of them graduated from WGU, and another one graduated from Stanford.. they would favor the one that graduated from Stanford. However, there are still many other factors can come into play. All in all, I wouldn't worry about the university that you graduate from. I don't believe it would hold that much weight to disqualify you.. So... I ENCOURAGE YOU TO APPLY!!!
I don’t think I can be big at all just bc I don’t think what my soulmate *career* is.. :( I’m overwhelmed of thinking about all this stressful stuff, when I don’t want to have fun, but I might join the army and just fix it like that I just forgot to put ,” and .’s
If I had a choice to go back, I would highly consider going into the military to help pay for some of my schooling. You can still have fun as a physical therapist and still live a great balanced and meaningful life
I see where you’re coming from with point 1 but i started my PTCAS application in like October and did EVERYTHING last minute and still got into my top choices
You absolutely can! Your major does not matter. As long as you fulfill all the requirements, you are good to go! There are a lot of students who do not major in any related studies and still become physical therapists.
I'm actually coming out with a video soon on tips to answer this cycle's essay! Make sure YT notifications are on so you can make sure you don't miss it! Im stoked to share the video with you. That video will be FOR YOU ALFALFATV!
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Great Video thank you!
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So in PT school, it’s pretty typical that memorization is a huge thing, or anything medical really. In school, what did you use to study the various material(other than obviously the textbook)? Also, do you still study while being on the job, or is most everything locked in place? Thanks!
In PT school, I mainly used my iPad and studied all the lecture notes. I rarely used the textbook (only if I wanted more information). I would definitely utilize study techniques like retrieval practice and active recall daily to make sure you understand and know the material. As a physical therapist, you should always be learning and brushing up on your information. But it is nothing like it is in PT school. There are many times where I will have to look back at my notes to check information and to recall things that I forgot. Unfortunately, you cannot Google some thing in PT school; you will have to memorize everything LOL That’s how it is in the real life my man!
Thank you for all the content! O watch your videos with a pen and paper, always.
I have a question for you, hoping you read and answer.
DPT programs state that it doesn't matter what your undergrad is, but they do not mention if the issuing university matters or not. I am currently done with all my.pre reps from a brock.and mortar school, but am debating transferring to WGU for BS in accounting. Think of it as plan B, for life skills, and skills required to run a PT clinic.
Would applying to a DPT program with a degree from WGU disqualify menas a candidate or lessen my chances of acceptance?
WOW that means so much to me! I would love to see your notes that you take. DM me? As far as your question goes.. Your undergrad major does not matter, but the university where you graduate from can have some weight. Imagine if there are 2 applicants that have the same exact stats. If one of them graduated from WGU, and another one graduated from Stanford.. they would favor the one that graduated from Stanford. However, there are still many other factors can come into play. All in all, I wouldn't worry about the university that you graduate from. I don't believe it would hold that much weight to disqualify you.. So... I ENCOURAGE YOU TO APPLY!!!
I don’t think I can be big at all just bc I don’t think what my soulmate *career* is.. :( I’m overwhelmed of thinking about all this stressful stuff, when I don’t want to have fun, but I might join the army and just fix it like that I just forgot to put ,” and .’s
If I had a choice to go back, I would highly consider going into the military to help pay for some of my schooling. You can still have fun as a physical therapist and still live a great balanced and meaningful life
great video
I see where you’re coming from with point 1 but i started my PTCAS application in like October and did EVERYTHING last minute and still got into my top choices
You just gave me hope ty ❤️
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bro,could i pursue dpt after completing my bachelor's degree in audiology and speech pathology . its so confusing to figure out the answer.
You absolutely can! Your major does not matter. As long as you fulfill all the requirements, you are good to go! There are a lot of students who do not major in any related studies and still become physical therapists.
Here is a video that will help you! ua-cam.com/video/i_ImLMjK2RY/v-deo.html
I need to talk to people, does anyone knows a therapist that I can talk to ? In Alb NM
Feel free to email me if you have any more questions. I am a physical therapist! Liftforchange@gmail.com
I have no idea how to start this cycle’s essay. Ahhhhhhhh
I'm actually coming out with a video soon on tips to answer this cycle's essay! Make sure YT notifications are on so you can make sure you don't miss it! Im stoked to share the video with you. That video will be FOR YOU ALFALFATV!
@@drjustinleedpt Really appreciate all of this content! Looking forward to that video with this cycle's essay tips! You're the realest
@@RiseAgainstCA I appreciate you!
hmm… what’s your thought on schools getting rid of the gre. UCSF AND SMU got rid of the gre.
I think it’s great when they get rid of it. It’s a terrible measure of a students ability to do well..
More schools should get rid of it!!
When does PTCAS usually open each year?!
It just opened! It usually opens in June
Hi I am sumaiya physiotherapist from Pakistan .how can I apply for pta job