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good luck
Did you get an email?
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Oh no, Im already a first year at a PT school. I just grew up in soCal and know how difficult CSULB is to get into
see you there!
Yes, it would be great if I do get accepted. Happy for you! 🙂 Any advice as a first year? I plan to study origins and insertions of muscles.
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Honestly just enjoy the time you have off do something you want to do, take some trips and detox from all school things. Otherwise the burnout will be real. If you do want to study something to feel "prepared" I suggest studying the location of every muscle in terms of the surrounding muscles and boney structures. Use a 3D anatomy app like essential anatomy, if you can learn to recognize things like "this is the where the middle trap is and under it is the rhomboids, and under the mid trap on the scapula above the scapular spine is the supraspinatus". Might seem simple but this will set you up to really dominate cadaver lab and practicals. Learning origin, insertion, actions and innervation as well as blood supply may be taught with different specificity depending on your professors and program which is one of the reasons I would pass over it for now.
I submitted and sent transcripts early December
Currently on high-tier waitlist too! Wish we had a little more information about it!
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Have you heard back yet aym?
No
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Unfortunately, CSULB doesn’t disclose information regarding the waitlist. However, I do know that a decent amount of students are accepted from the high-tier waitlist.
I looked at the past few years on these forums, general trend seemed to happen in the first two weeks of February. I’m in the same boat as you, not a clue with limited information.
I guess this means some students moved from higher tier to accepted and lower tier to higher tier. Good luck!
As far as I know, no one has a clue.
Haven't yet. Are you high tier too?
I am high tier also but haven’t heard back 🙁
Yeah, I’m high tier as well
I tried asking in the forums, but does anyone know about the $8k grant CSULB gives their students each year? I heard a lot of students talking about it at the open house but I am not sure how it works
