Brenau University DPT 2019
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Congrats! I have been accepted as well, but I withdrew myself from the applicant pool for schools in the Atlanta area. Are you planning on going to Brenau?
As of now, that is the plan! I really like their facility and the staff. Have you decided what school you are attending yet?
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That's awesome! I'm still undecided... I think it's going to be between Mercer, which I've been accepted to, and GSU, who I'm still waiting on.
Congrats to everyone who has gotten accepted! I was accepted yesterday and I'm strongly leaning towards going, because I also loved the the program and faculty. Especially during the interview it felt like a very student focused program! Do any of you know about housing in that area?
I loved it. The professors are super personable and the interview process was really relaxed. They wanted to know you as a person. I'm really excited to go to school there.
Brenau was definitely my most relaxed interview. There is a group interview, but for our group they asked if we had any questions for them. My friend in another group said her group interview was a little more facilitated. As for the personal interview, I had Dr. Tracy Wright and I think she asked me two questions. It really seemed like a conversation as opposed to an interviewer asking you questions. I hope that helps, and good luck!
If you were curious about my stats (I was accepted, but have decided on Emory for DPT school) they are:
GPA: 3.80
pGPA: 3.90
GRE: Q161 V159 AW4.0
Observational hours: 100 inpatient rehab 170 outpatient clinics across two settings
mine were
GPA: 3.3
pGPA:2.94
Observational hours: 241
GRE: Q151 V154 AW4.5
I also e-mailed them updating them when I got a position as a rehab aide.
I just wanted to post my stats to give hope for the underdogs! This school really tries to get to know the applicant and understands that not everyone is a cookie cutter candidate
