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Hey all,
I'm looking into completely changing careers and studying physical therapy.
Background info about me: I just turned 26 and have a BA in Criminal Justice/Psychology with a 3.45 GPA.
I have not taken any of the pre-reqs courses (except for the Psych and sometimes English courses that are required) and living in Boston, I would like to apply to schools in the city and around the state. I would plan on taking most if not all of my pre-reqs at a community college (main reason being it's cheaper). But- am I in over my head? I know these schools get a ton of applicants and they're very competitive.
I have no real experience in the realm of physical therapy except for the times I've gone to see one because I've been injured-- I guess what I am asking is-- is it too late to do all of this?
Should I just go for a PTA career instead? :-\
Any and all advice is welcome! Thank you!
I'm looking into completely changing careers and studying physical therapy.
Background info about me: I just turned 26 and have a BA in Criminal Justice/Psychology with a 3.45 GPA.
I have not taken any of the pre-reqs courses (except for the Psych and sometimes English courses that are required) and living in Boston, I would like to apply to schools in the city and around the state. I would plan on taking most if not all of my pre-reqs at a community college (main reason being it's cheaper). But- am I in over my head? I know these schools get a ton of applicants and they're very competitive.
I have no real experience in the realm of physical therapy except for the times I've gone to see one because I've been injured-- I guess what I am asking is-- is it too late to do all of this?
Should I just go for a PTA career instead? :-\
Any and all advice is welcome! Thank you!