Hey everyone,
This is my first time posting and I really need some advise. I am currently in a grueling BS/DPT program and am barely scraping by. My high school 3.5 GPA is a thing of the past, I struggle with the sciences (almost all Cs) and was able to get the required 2.7 last year and am waiting to see how I do this year. I am literally studying all the time and cannot do more.
Now I am worried about the graduate phase - is it going to be harder? At what point does it get easier, or does it? I just don't want to spend that much money and time and flunk out. Are there any of you out there who were in a similar situation and were successful in getting your DPT? My school requires a B in all classes, or else you're given one chance to retake, and then you're dismissed. I am pretty good at memorizing, but critical thinking is hard, so I'm worried about Kinesiology, Anatomy, Neuroscience, etc. Do you think I've got what it takes?
This is my first time posting and I really need some advise. I am currently in a grueling BS/DPT program and am barely scraping by. My high school 3.5 GPA is a thing of the past, I struggle with the sciences (almost all Cs) and was able to get the required 2.7 last year and am waiting to see how I do this year. I am literally studying all the time and cannot do more.
Now I am worried about the graduate phase - is it going to be harder? At what point does it get easier, or does it? I just don't want to spend that much money and time and flunk out. Are there any of you out there who were in a similar situation and were successful in getting your DPT? My school requires a B in all classes, or else you're given one chance to retake, and then you're dismissed. I am pretty good at memorizing, but critical thinking is hard, so I'm worried about Kinesiology, Anatomy, Neuroscience, etc. Do you think I've got what it takes?
