Chances of Being Accepted for 2014-2015

[DPTwannab3]

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So I'll try to make this short, sweet and to the point. I'm wondering what my chances are at making it to Physical Therapy school. Here are the stats:

Major: Spanish, minor in Psychology
Overall GPA (so far): 3.616
Science GPA: ~3.6
Extras: Spent a year abroad in Valencia, Spain 2011-2012; Admin for the PT/OT Club 2014-2015; Most Active Member of the PT/OT Club 2012-2013; Active Member of Habitat for Humanity; Advocacy and Fundraising volunteer with Habitat for Humanity as well as volunteering on multiple builds; Relay for Life volunteer 2013 and 2014; Color Me Rad 5K volunteer 2014; CPR/AED Certification for infants, children, and adults; Member of Golden Key Honour Society and National Society for Collegiate Scholars
Volunteer Hours: 134.5 hours and counting (40 Home Health, 74 Outpatient, 20.5 Inpatient)
Work Experience: Gymnastics Coach for kids in between the ages of 2-13 years old
GRE: V 153, Q 149, AW 4.0

My Quantitative score isn't so good, but despite that I feel like the rest would make up for it. I'm applying to MUSC, Western Carolina University (as a stretch), NOVA, Mercer University and maybe University of St. Augustine. What do you all think?

 

[twsurfsnow]

I think schools don't really care about your quantitative score, but that's just my opinion. If your science and pre-req GPAs are solid you should get an interview especially if you apply early.

 

[davidtheusername]

I think that depends on your school. Some schools look at just your verbal. Some look at your combined.

 

[davidtheusername]

Your information looks good. You won't be the top candidate or anything, but you should get interviews to schools.

 

[DPTwannab3]

I was going to apply to MUSC, Western Carolina University (long shot, but thought I'd try), NOVA Southeastern, and Mercer University. I might have the best chance at Mercer but you never know.