GPA's, GRE's, XTRA's, ACCEPTANCES

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blissfulbutterfly said:
Hello Everyone, I was wondering if you guys could give me some feedback on my stats 🙂 I've been following this thread for a while and I thought I'd give it a shot

Major: Exercise Science with PT Track
Overall GPA: 3.5 (Currently finishing up Chem 2, Physics 2, and Abnormal Psych. So far I have an A in all three so it should boost both GPA's since they're pre-reqs as well)
PTCAS GPA: 3.1 - 3.4 depending on school
GRE: V146 Q144 A3.5 (Low, but planning on retaking it in January. I have already bought manhattan prep books and magoosh study guides)
Observation Hours: >700 hours outpatient ; 25 hours in-patient acute care

Extras: Presented a NIH-funded research study at a APPA conference as first author; Secretary for the Student government for 2 years and senator for 1 year; currently working as a PT aide; competed with the cross country athletics team for a year;

Applied to: Long Island University, NYIT, Seton Hall, Stony Brook, U Central Florida, U Southern California, University of Washington

Acceptance:

Rejections:
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When did you apply to Seton Hall and have you heard back yet??
 
MellyC said:
University: SUNY Albany
Major: English & Lit
Overall GPA: 3.65
Pre-Req GPA: 4.0
GRE: V-156 Q-152 AW-5.5

Extra-Curric: Worked in academic publishing for 2 years

Observation: 85 hours outpatient, 55 hours inpatient rehab

Applied: Upstate, Sage, NYMC, LIU, CSI, Touro, UNE, Sacred Heart, Hunter College

Acceptances: Upstate (12/3)

Rejections:

Interviews: LIU (12/14) & CSI (1/??)
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Congrats on your CSI interview! When did you hear back from them?
 
Finally, verified! I knew there was a chance but I hoped it wouldn't take over 5 weeks. 🙁

We'll see if it's not too late to still get an offer...

University: San Francisco State University
Major: B.S. Kinesiology, M.S. Kinesiology (in progress)
Overall GPA: 3.74
Pre-Req GPA: 3.81
Post-bac GPA: 3.75
GRE: V: 160; Q: 153; A: 4.5 (best from each section)

Extra-Curric: 6 yrs. personal training working with special populations, human anatomy lab assistant, grad assistant for anatomical kinesiology, Phi Theta Kappa honor society

Certifications: ACSM Certified Personal Trainer, Functional Movement Screen Level 1, TRX Qualified Trainer, AHA BLS

Volunteer: 150 hours inpatient acute care hospital, 230 hours outpatient orthopedic

E-submitted: 10/27/2015

Verified: 12/04/2015

Applied: University of Pittsburgh, MGH, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, University of Washington, University of the Pacific

Acceptances: N/A

Rejections: N/A

Interviews: N/A

I know I'm applying VERY late in this cycle. I wanted to throw my applications out there just in case someone bites! **fingers crossed**

Has anyone else applied this late in the cycle and still been invited for an interview/offered admission??
 
MellyC said:
University: SUNY Albany
Major: English & Lit
Overall GPA: 3.65
Pre-Req GPA: 4.0
GRE: V-156 Q-152 AW-5.5

Extra-Curric: Worked in academic publishing for 2 years

Observation: 85 hours outpatient, 55 hours inpatient rehab

Applied: Upstate, Sage, NYMC, LIU, CSI, Touro, UNE, Sacred Heart, Hunter College

Acceptances: Upstate (12/3)

Rejections:

Interviews: LIU (12/14) & CSI (1/??)
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I went to Albany too! Congrats on the acceptance and good luck on your future interviews!
 
UPDATES!!

School: Bridgewater College
Major: Health and Exercise Science, Psychology Minor
Overall GPA: 4.0
Pre-Req GPA: 4.0
GRE: Q-157, V-160, AW 4.0
Extra-Curric: certified field hockey coach (high school & rec league), pre-med society (health & human sciences rep), lend-a-paw animal aid society (vice president), academic coach (team leader/Outstanding Academic Assistant of the Year), interim tutor coordinator, statistics tutor, Alpha Chi honor society, Psi Chi honor society, Philomathes honor society, human bio TA, and will be doing research on intrinsic motivation and exercise this upcoming year
Hours: 123 hours total (20 pelvic floor, 60 pediatrics/neuro, 43 outpatient ortho)

Applied: VCU, ODU, Lynchburg
Accepted: VCU!! (12/4)
 
steveyk said:
Update: Rejections and alternate lists!

University: University of Georgia
Major: Biology
Last 40 hr GPA: 3.41
Prereq GPA: 3.01-3.55
Post-Bac: 4.0
GRE: 152V|160Q|4.5AW

EC: Basketball coach/captain for campus organization, Intramural sports year round, Community Outreach Officer - Homeless projects and nursing home volunteer at 2 church ministries, Worship Team Leader for 2 campus organizations and 2 church ministries.

PT hours (~1300+ hours):
Volunteer: Acute Care (21 hours), SNF (50 hours), Private Outpatient Ortho (31 hours)
Work: Outpatient Hospital (940 hours), OP Ortho (300+ hours) Inpatient Rehab (50+ hours)


Applied: Georgia Regents University (8/24), Chapman (8/24), Angelo State University (8/31), University of North Georgia (9/3), Georgia State University (9/28), Mercer (9/30), Emory and Henry College (10/15), Hampton (11/20), Temple and USA Pending...

Interviews: GRU (10/9), Angelo State (11/6), Emory and Henry College (12/4)
Acceptances: n/a
Waitlisted: GRU
Rejections: University of North Georgia

I know a lot of people who are rejected and wait listed are only seeing acceptances here. But you aren't alone and let's keep our heads up!
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Emory already offered you an interview? WOAH! Congrats. When did you hear from them? Did you do like an early decision?
 
Hey guys,

So I received this email from UCF a while back in regards to tuition, and I wanted to ask everyone's sincere opinion about this.

Do you guys think it would be worth going to UCF if you got charged out of state tuition? The difference between in state and out of state tuition is huge. The worst part is that they stated that once you get charged as in state or out of state, you will be charged as is for the entire duration of your schooling.

I didn't realize that this was how they managed the tuition and it has me wondering whether it's worth the out of state tuition if I were to get accepted. 🙁

Their message:

"
We are currently in the process of reviewing applications for admission for 2015-2016 and we wanted to provide you with information regarding your residency and how it applies to tuition rates at the University of Central Florida. Our records show your permanent address as being outside the state of Florida and as such, you will be charged out-of-state tuition rates should you be accepted into the program.

Current tuition* for the program is as follows:

Year 1 (45 credit hours) - $25,919.55 for in-state students and $63,017.55 for out-of-state students

Year 2 (40 credit hours) - $23,039.60 for in-state students and $56,015.60 for out-of-state students

Year 3 (27 credit hours) - $15,551.73 for in-state students and $37,810.53 for out-of-state students



Total Program Tuition Cost - $64,510.88 for in-state students and $156,843.68 for out-of-state students



*Tuition and fees are subject to change.
To be considered a Florida resident for tuition purposes, you must show proof of residency for at least 12 months prior to the first day of classes for the term you wish to enroll in so that you can be considered for Florida residency for tuition purposes. Furthermore, you must establish that your presence or, if you are a dependent child, the presence of your parent or parents in the state currently is, and during the requisite 12-month qualifying period was, for the purpose of maintaining a bona fide domicile in the State of Florida, rather than for the purpose of maintaining a mere temporary residence or abode incident to enrollment at the university.

In simpler terms, once you begin a program in the state of Florida as an out-of-state student that is the tuition rate you will be charged for the ENTIRETY of the program (3 years for the DPT program)."
 
blissfulbutterfly said:
Hey guys,

So I received this email from UCF a while back in regards to tuition, and I wanted to ask everyone's sincere opinion about this.

Do you guys think it would be worth going to UCF if you got charged out of state tuition? The difference between in state and out of state tuition is huge. The worst part is that they stated that once you get charged as in state or out of state, you will be charged as is for the entire duration of your schooling.

I didn't realize that this was how they managed the tuition and it has me wondering whether it's worth the out of state tuition if I were to get accepted. 🙁

Their message:

"
We are currently in the process of reviewing applications for admission for 2015-2016 and we wanted to provide you with information regarding your residency and how it applies to tuition rates at the University of Central Florida. Our records show your permanent address as being outside the state of Florida and as such, you will be charged out-of-state tuition rates should you be accepted into the program.

Current tuition* for the program is as follows:

Year 1 (45 credit hours) - $25,919.55 for in-state students and $63,017.55 for out-of-state students

Year 2 (40 credit hours) - $23,039.60 for in-state students and $56,015.60 for out-of-state students

Year 3 (27 credit hours) - $15,551.73 for in-state students and $37,810.53 for out-of-state students



Total Program Tuition Cost - $64,510.88 for in-state students and $156,843.68 for out-of-state students



*Tuition and fees are subject to change.
To be considered a Florida resident for tuition purposes, you must show proof of residency for at least 12 months prior to the first day of classes for the term you wish to enroll in so that you can be considered for Florida residency for tuition purposes. Furthermore, you must establish that your presence or, if you are a dependent child, the presence of your parent or parents in the state currently is, and during the requisite 12-month qualifying period was, for the purpose of maintaining a bona fide domicile in the State of Florida, rather than for the purpose of maintaining a mere temporary residence or abode incident to enrollment at the university.

In simpler terms, once you begin a program in the state of Florida as an out-of-state student that is the tuition rate you will be charged for the ENTIRETY of the program (3 years for the DPT program)."
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Do you have other acceptances?
 
blissfulbutterfly said:
Hey guys,

So I received this email from UCF a while back in regards to tuition, and I wanted to ask everyone's sincere opinion about this.

Do you guys think it would be worth going to UCF if you got charged out of state tuition? The difference between in state and out of state tuition is huge. The worst part is that they stated that once you get charged as in state or out of state, you will be charged as is for the entire duration of your schooling.

I didn't realize that this was how they managed the tuition and it has me wondering whether it's worth the out of state tuition if I were to get accepted. 🙁

Their message:

"
We are currently in the process of reviewing applications for admission for 2015-2016 and we wanted to provide you with information regarding your residency and how it applies to tuition rates at the University of Central Florida. Our records show your permanent address as being outside the state of Florida and as such, you will be charged out-of-state tuition rates should you be accepted into the program.

Current tuition* for the program is as follows:

Year 1 (45 credit hours) - $25,919.55 for in-state students and $63,017.55 for out-of-state students
wow. thats outrageous
Year 2 (40 credit hours) - $23,039.60 for in-state students and $56,015.60 for out-of-state students

Year 3 (27 credit hours) - $15,551.73 for in-state students and $37,810.53 for out-of-state students



Total Program Tuition Cost - $64,510.88 for in-state students and $156,843.68 for out-of-state students



*Tuition and fees are subject to change.
To be considered a Florida resident for tuition purposes, you must show proof of residency for at least 12 months prior to the first day of classes for the term you wish to enroll in so that you can be considered for Florida residency for tuition purposes. Furthermore, you must establish that your presence or, if you are a dependent child, the presence of your parent or parents in the state currently is, and during the requisite 12-month qualifying period was, for the purpose of maintaining a bona fide domicile in the State of Florida, rather than for the purpose of maintaining a mere temporary residence or abode incident to enrollment at the university.

In simpler terms, once you begin a program in the state of Florida as an out-of-state student that is the tuition rate you will be charged for the ENTIRETY of the program (3 years for the DPT program)."
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blissfulbutterfly said:
Hey guys,

So I received this email from UCF a while back in regards to tuition, and I wanted to ask everyone's sincere opinion about this.

Do you guys think it would be worth going to UCF if you got charged out of state tuition? The difference between in state and out of state tuition is huge. The worst part is that they stated that once you get charged as in state or out of state, you will be charged as is for the entire duration of your schooling.

I didn't realize that this was how they managed the tuition and it has me wondering whether it's worth the out of state tuition if I were to get accepted. 🙁

Their message:

"
We are currently in the process of reviewing applications for admission for 2015-2016 and we wanted to provide you with information regarding your residency and how it applies to tuition rates at the University of Central Florida. Our records show your permanent address as being outside the state of Florida and as such, you will be charged out-of-state tuition rates should you be accepted into the program.

Current tuition* for the program is as follows:

Year 1 (45 credit hours) - $25,919.55 for in-state students and $63,017.55 for out-of-state students

Year 2 (40 credit hours) - $23,039.60 for in-state students and $56,015.60 for out-of-state students

Year 3 (27 credit hours) - $15,551.73 for in-state students and $37,810.53 for out-of-state students



Total Program Tuition Cost - $64,510.88 for in-state students and $156,843.68 for out-of-state students



*Tuition and fees are subject to change.
To be considered a Florida resident for tuition purposes, you must show proof of residency for at least 12 months prior to the first day of classes for the term you wish to enroll in so that you can be considered for Florida residency for tuition purposes. Furthermore, you must establish that your presence or, if you are a dependent child, the presence of your parent or parents in the state currently is, and during the requisite 12-month qualifying period was, for the purpose of maintaining a bona fide domicile in the State of Florida, rather than for the purpose of maintaining a mere temporary residence or abode incident to enrollment at the university.

In simpler terms, once you begin a program in the state of Florida as an out-of-state student that is the tuition rate you will be charged for the ENTIRETY of the program (3 years for the DPT program)."
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I'm not applying to UCF, but I do have this same concern with one of the schools I am applying to. See below... this was taken directly from the UC-Denver site. I'd bet that the state of Florida is very similar if not the same in this regard, but I'd do some research just in case. My opinion is that paying that 150K would be crazy, but if you really want to go there, I'd try to do everything you can to get that residency for years 2 & 3 and save yourself over 50K. Hopefully this helps! Best of luck!

*Incoming Doctor of Physical Therapy students assessed non-resident tuition upon admission, should review the requirements for obtaining residency, and arrange to meet these requirements in order to be assessed resident tuition after their first year.
http://www.ucdenver.edu/anschutz/studentresources/Registrar/StudentServices/Pages/Residency.aspx
 
blissfulbutterfly said:
Hey guys,

So I received this email from UCF a while back in regards to tuition, and I wanted to ask everyone's sincere opinion about this.

Do you guys think it would be worth going to UCF if you got charged out of state tuition? The difference between in state and out of state tuition is huge. The worst part is that they stated that once you get charged as in state or out of state, you will be charged as is for the entire duration of your schooling.

I didn't realize that this was how they managed the tuition and it has me wondering whether it's worth the out of state tuition if I were to get accepted. 🙁

Their message:

"
We are currently in the process of reviewing applications for admission for 2015-2016 and we wanted to provide you with information regarding your residency and how it applies to tuition rates at the University of Central Florida. Our records show your permanent address as being outside the state of Florida and as such, you will be charged out-of-state tuition rates should you be accepted into the program.

Current tuition* for the program is as follows:

Year 1 (45 credit hours) - $25,919.55 for in-state students and $63,017.55 for out-of-state students

Year 2 (40 credit hours) - $23,039.60 for in-state students and $56,015.60 for out-of-state students

Year 3 (27 credit hours) - $15,551.73 for in-state students and $37,810.53 for out-of-state students



Total Program Tuition Cost - $64,510.88 for in-state students and $156,843.68 for out-of-state students



*Tuition and fees are subject to change.
To be considered a Florida resident for tuition purposes, you must show proof of residency for at least 12 months prior to the first day of classes for the term you wish to enroll in so that you can be considered for Florida residency for tuition purposes. Furthermore, you must establish that your presence or, if you are a dependent child, the presence of your parent or parents in the state currently is, and during the requisite 12-month qualifying period was, for the purpose of maintaining a bona fide domicile in the State of Florida, rather than for the purpose of maintaining a mere temporary residence or abode incident to enrollment at the university.

In simpler terms, once you begin a program in the state of Florida as an out-of-state student that is the tuition rate you will be charged for the ENTIRETY of the program (3 years for the DPT program)."
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I honestly think it is up to you and how you value the education you will get from there. Columbia is wayyyyyy out of my budget and I struggled for a long time with the acceptance to see if it was worth it. There are often options to help you pay and scholarships you can apply for to help you out. If this is your dream.. I say listen to yourself and go for it. If you have other acceptances and can see yourself being just as successful and have a stimulating experience somewhere else you should listen to that too.
 
Interview Update!

University: Virginia Commonwealth University
Major: Chemistry - Biochemistry concentration
Overall GPA: 3.14
Pre-Req GPA: 3.33
GRE: V:144, Q: 158, AW: 3.0 (plan to retake on the end of November)

Extra Curricular: Served in Republic of Korea Army for 2 years, Volunteer at several hospitals, member of several student organization(pre-pharm, pre-dental, Korean Student organizations), tons of community service hours at church(leader, volunteer, praise team)

Observation: ~160 hours(Brain & Spinal cord injuries Rehabs/Inpatient), ~40 hours(Sports and Outpatients)

Submitted PTCAS: 10/15(Transcript has been in since 10/7)

Verified on PTCAS: 11/5/15

Applied: Andrews University, Hampton University, Marshall University, Missouri State University, Rockhurst University, University of Maryland-Baltimore, University of Miami, University of Rhode Island, Wheeling Jesuit University, Nova Southeaster University(Both), Midwestern University(Both), University of New England, Arcadia University, Chapman University(August 2016), Eastern Washington University, Virginia Commonwealth University... and working on more applications

Interviews: Marshall University(1/8/16)

Accepted:

Rejected:


So excited! Does anyone receive the interview invitation from Marshall University? more specifically on 1/8/16?
 
pharm7jp said:
Interview Update!

University: Virginia Commonwealth University
Major: Chemistry - Biochemistry concentration
Overall GPA: 3.14
Pre-Req GPA: 3.33
GRE: V:144, Q: 158, AW: 3.0 (plan to retake on the end of November)

Extra Curricular: Served in Republic of Korea Army for 2 years, Volunteer at several hospitals, member of several student organization(pre-pharm, pre-dental, Korean Student organizations), tons of community service hours at church(leader, volunteer, praise team)

Observation: ~160 hours(Brain & Spinal cord injuries Rehabs/Inpatient), ~40 hours(Sports and Outpatients)

Submitted PTCAS: 10/15(Transcript has been in since 10/7)

Verified on PTCAS: 11/5/15

Applied: Andrews University, Hampton University, Marshall University, Missouri State University, Rockhurst University, University of Maryland-Baltimore, University of Miami, University of Rhode Island, Wheeling Jesuit University, Nova Southeaster University(Both), Midwestern University(Both), University of New England, Arcadia University, Chapman University(August 2016), Eastern Washington University, Virginia Commonwealth University... and working on more applications

Interviews: Marshall University(1/8/16)

Accepted:

Rejected:


So excited! Does anyone receive the interview invitation from Marshall University? more specifically on 1/8/16?
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I've got an interview there on January 7th
 
Major: Biology w/ PT Concentratio
Cumulative GPA: 3.72
Pre-Req GPA: 3.70
GRE: V152 Q152 W 4.0
Observation: 200+ b/w inpatient neuro-rehab, outpatient, and home visiting
ExtraCurricular: Ice Hockey, Biology tutoring, first year mentoring, working on publication in Biomechanics, ice skating instructor, 400+ hours volunteering for saint patricks day parade, and in the process of starting a natural sciences honor society
Applied: URI, MCPHS, MGH, BU, UVM, Simmons, Sacred Heart, Franklin Pierce, Husson University
Acceptances: MCPHS
Interviews: MCPHS 11/9, URI 1/2,
Rejections: None

Most likely attending MCPHS because of proximity.

Good luck everyone!
 
U P D A T E 12/7:
INTERVIEW, "REJECTION"
I say, "REJECTION," because there was a mistake on my part. Clearly, I didn't read the prereq requirements for Western. And none of the schools that I have previously attended offered a General Chemistry sequence that was not organic or biochemistry. Whoops.

"In processing your application we found that you have not yet completed an approved General Chemistry with laboratory sequence. We will not accept Organic Chemistry or Biochemistry courses in place of a General or Inorganic Chemistry sequence. This means that you will need to complete an approved course sequence to satisfy the prerequisite. Because you will be unable to do so by December 31, 2015 you will no longer be eligible as we only permit one course to be in progress for the Winter/Spring term."
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Aside from that, good news from one of my top picks.​



University: Lake Washington Institute of Technology*, Bastyr University**
Major: AAS Fitness Specialist*, BS Exercise Science and Wellness**
Overall GPA: 3.45
Pre-Req GPA: 3.95
GRE: 151 V, 152 Q, 4.0 A (first attempt), 150 V, 155 Q, 5.0 A (second attempt)
Volunteer/Observation: Total number of hours: 700+ currently (100+ planned/in-process)
485 hours (3 different outpatient clinics, general ortho), 30 hours (inpatient acute/sub-acute, skilled nursing, geriatrics), 185+ (inpatient acute, children's hospital, pediatrics) ...and a handful of clinical research hours with therapists.

Click for my original post and complete stats for 2015-2016 - GPA's, GRE's, XTRA's, ACCEPTANCES

Applied (2015-2016): Northwestern University, Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions, Samuel Merritt University, University of Utah, University of Colorado, Mayo School of Health Sciences, Pacific University, University of Montana – Missoula, Duke University, Eastern Washington University, Emory University, Loma Linda University, University of Iowa, University of Puget Sound, University of the Pacific, Western University of Health Sciences, Chapman University, Idaho State University, University of South Florida, University of Southern California, University of Washington, George Fox University, Washington University of St. Louis
Rejections (2015-2016): Northwestern University (11/20), Western U (12/7)
Interviews (2015-2016): Mayo School of Health Sciences (11/19), University of Utah (12/7)
Waitlisted (2015-2016): N/A

Applied (2014-2015): Eastern Washington University, University of Puget Sound, University of Washington, George Fox University
Rejections (2014-2015): University of Washington, Eastern Washington University, University of Puget Sound
Interviews (2014-2015): George Fox University
Waitlisted (2014-2015): George Fox University

Applied (2013-2014): Eastern Washington University, University of Puget Sound, University of Washington
Rejections (2013-2014): University of Washington, Eastern Washington University
Waitlisted (2013-2014): University of Puget Sound

Acceptances: N O N E :bang:

My lab is currently collaborating with the University of Utah's Dept. of PT on a grant and I actually had the opportunity to visit Salt Lake City earlier this year. I'm really looking forward to interviewing and would love to attend the school! Any other applicants who are accepting interviews at Utah, please PM me!

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CSCS206 said:
U P D A T E 12/7:
INTERVIEW, "REJECTION"
I say, "REJECTION," because there was a mistake on my part. Clearly, I didn't read the prereq requirements for Western. And none of the schools that I have previously attended offered a General Chemistry sequence that was not organic or biochemistry. Whoops.

"In processing your application we found that you have not yet completed an approved General Chemistry with laboratory sequence. We will not accept Organic Chemistry or Biochemistry courses in place of a General or Inorganic Chemistry sequence. This means that you will need to complete an approved course sequence to satisfy the prerequisite. Because you will be unable to do so by December 31, 2015 you will no longer be eligible as we only permit one course to be in progress for the Winter/Spring term."
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Aside from that, good news from one of my top picks.​



University: Lake Washington Institute of Technology*, Bastyr University**
Major: AAS Fitness Specialist*, BS Exercise Science and Wellness**
Overall GPA: 3.45
Pre-Req GPA: 3.95
GRE: 151 V, 152 Q, 4.0 A (first attempt), 150 V, 155 Q, 5.0 A (second attempt)
Volunteer/Observation: Total number of hours: 700+ currently (100+ planned/in-process)
485 hours (3 different outpatient clinics, general ortho), 30 hours (inpatient acute/sub-acute, skilled nursing, geriatrics), 185+ (inpatient acute, children's hospital, pediatrics) ...and a handful of clinical research hours with therapists.

Click for my original post and complete stats for 2015-2016 - GPA's, GRE's, XTRA's, ACCEPTANCES

Applied (2015-2016): Northwestern University, Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions, Samuel Merritt University, University of Utah, University of Colorado, Mayo School of Health Sciences, Pacific University, University of Montana – Missoula, Duke University, Eastern Washington University, Emory University, Loma Linda University, University of Iowa, University of Puget Sound, University of the Pacific, Western University of Health Sciences, Chapman University, Idaho State University, University of South Florida, University of Southern California, University of Washington, George Fox University, Washington University of St. Louis
Rejections (2015-2016): Northwestern University (11/20), Western U (12/7)
Interviews (2015-2016): Mayo School of Health Sciences (11/19), University of Utah (12/7)
Waitlisted (2015-2016): N/A

Applied (2014-2015): Eastern Washington University, University of Puget Sound, University of Washington, George Fox University
Rejections (2014-2015): University of Washington, Eastern Washington University, University of Puget Sound
Interviews (2014-2015): George Fox University
Waitlisted (2014-2015): George Fox University

Applied (2013-2014): Eastern Washington University, University of Puget Sound, University of Washington
Rejections (2013-2014): University of Washington, Eastern Washington University
Waitlisted (2013-2014): University of Puget Sound

Acceptances: N O N E :bang:

My lab is currently collaborating with the University of Utah's Dept. of PT on a grant and I actually had the opportunity to visit Salt Lake City earlier this year. I'm really looking forward to interviewing and would love to attend the school! Any other applicants who are accepting interviews at Utah, please PM me!

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Have you verified with your top schools (and gotten it in writing) that they will accept Orgo/Bio for the pre reqs too? I'm very worried for you that this might be the case at more than just the one school listed above...and most schools aren't nice enough to tell you why you are rejected.
 
does anybody know when Temple, Drexel and University of South Florida will get back to applicants by? I sent my apps in in September and still haven't heard anything. Another school I got accepted to wants an answer by tomorrow, and idk how to compare it due to not even hearing back from other schools.
 
starrsgirl said:
Have you verified with your top schools (and gotten it in writing) that they will accept Orgo/Bio for the pre reqs too? I'm very worried for you that this might be the case at more than just the one school listed above...and most schools aren't nice enough to tell you why you are rejected.
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I looked into most of the prerequisite descriptions for my schools and emailed a handful of advisors for additional clarification. The general consensus seemed to be that an ochem or biochem sequence will satisfy the chemistry prerequisite - some advisors even told me to specifically indicate the higher level biochem sequence. The issue that I ran into with Western U was that they only accept one prerequisite for winter and spring. Since the general chemistry I had previously taken was not part of a sequence, I would need to do at least two additional courses.

I definitely overlooked this... but I'm trying to stay optimistic!
 
linxoxo said:
does anybody know when Temple, Drexel and University of South Florida will get back to applicants by? I sent my apps in in September and still haven't heard anything. Another school I got accepted to wants an answer by tomorrow, and idk how to compare it due to not even hearing back from other schools.
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I interviewed at Temple on 11/20 if that helps
 
UPDATE: Acceptance and interview
restheo said:
Just e-submitted and got my transcripts ordered, so I figured I'd post here to alleviate some of the anxiety 🙂
University: University of Florida
Major: Anthropology, Minor: French
Overall GPA: 3.97
Pre-Req GPA: 4.0
GRE: V- 165 Quant- 152 Writing-4.0
Observation Hours: 132 outpatient orthopedic
Applying to: Shenandoah U, Marymount
Interview: Shenandoah, 11/21; Marymount: 1/23
Acceptances: Shenandoah (12/8)

I'm probably screwed bc I only applied to 2 schools, but my fiance has an established practice and we cannot move from this area. My fingers are crossed.
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I am so unbelievably thrilled. I was so scared that my non-health background and small amount of volunteer hours (and my ability to only apply to 2 schools) would screw me over, but things are turning out all right. SO EXCITED!!!! The work I've put in has been worth it :soexcited::claps:
 
UPDATE: Interview

Major: Health Sciences
Overall GPA: 3.20
Pre-req GPA: 3.53
Gre: 148V/156Q/3.5

Submitted: 8/16/15 (ED), 9/25/15

Observation: 100 total hours (40 hours in a private practice, 60 hours at a rehabilitation center in hospital)

Extra-curricular: NSCA Certified Personal Trainer, CPR/AED certification

Applied: VCU (ED - denied; put in with regular admissions), Shenandoah, Marymount, UMD-Baltimore, ODU, Lynchburg (unable to make a final decision)

Acceptances:

Rejections:

Interviews: Marymount (1/23)
 
congrats on your interview at U of U! Guess I will be seeing you there come January!
CSCS206 said:
U P D A T E 12/7:
INTERVIEW, "REJECTION"
I say, "REJECTION," because there was a mistake on my part. Clearly, I didn't read the prereq requirements for Western. And none of the schools that I have previously attended offered a General Chemistry sequence that was not organic or biochemistry. Whoops.

"In processing your application we found that you have not yet completed an approved General Chemistry with laboratory sequence. We will not accept Organic Chemistry or Biochemistry courses in place of a General or Inorganic Chemistry sequence. This means that you will need to complete an approved course sequence to satisfy the prerequisite. Because you will be unable to do so by December 31, 2015 you will no longer be eligible as we only permit one course to be in progress for the Winter/Spring term."
​
Aside from that, good news from one of my top picks.​



University: Lake Washington Institute of Technology*, Bastyr University**
Major: AAS Fitness Specialist*, BS Exercise Science and Wellness**
Overall GPA: 3.45
Pre-Req GPA: 3.95
GRE: 151 V, 152 Q, 4.0 A (first attempt), 150 V, 155 Q, 5.0 A (second attempt)
Volunteer/Observation: Total number of hours: 700+ currently (100+ planned/in-process)
485 hours (3 different outpatient clinics, general ortho), 30 hours (inpatient acute/sub-acute, skilled nursing, geriatrics), 185+ (inpatient acute, children's hospital, pediatrics) ...and a handful of clinical research hours with therapists.

Click for my original post and complete stats for 2015-2016 - GPA's, GRE's, XTRA's, ACCEPTANCES

Applied (2015-2016): Northwestern University, Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions, Samuel Merritt University, University of Utah, University of Colorado, Mayo School of Health Sciences, Pacific University, University of Montana – Missoula, Duke University, Eastern Washington University, Emory University, Loma Linda University, University of Iowa, University of Puget Sound, University of the Pacific, Western University of Health Sciences, Chapman University, Idaho State University, University of South Florida, University of Southern California, University of Washington, George Fox University, Washington University of St. Louis
Rejections (2015-2016): Northwestern University (11/20), Western U (12/7)
Interviews (2015-2016): Mayo School of Health Sciences (11/19), University of Utah (12/7)
Waitlisted (2015-2016): N/A

Applied (2014-2015): Eastern Washington University, University of Puget Sound, University of Washington, George Fox University
Rejections (2014-2015): University of Washington, Eastern Washington University, University of Puget Sound
Interviews (2014-2015): George Fox University
Waitlisted (2014-2015): George Fox University

Applied (2013-2014): Eastern Washington University, University of Puget Sound, University of Washington
Rejections (2013-2014): University of Washington, Eastern Washington University
Waitlisted (2013-2014): University of Puget Sound

Acceptances: N O N E :bang:

My lab is currently collaborating with the University of Utah's Dept. of PT on a grant and I actually had the opportunity to visit Salt Lake City earlier this year. I'm really looking forward to interviewing and would love to attend the school! Any other applicants who are accepting interviews at Utah, please PM me!

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California schools are pretty late so there's still a lot of waiting to do, but I guess I'll post my stats now.. gives me something to do other than refresh my email 😛

School: UC Berkeley
Major: Integrative Biology
cGPA (undergrad): 3.456
Pre-req GPA: 3.3 - 3.7
GRE: Q 155 / V 162 / W 5.0

Volunteer: 4 settings, resulting in totals of 469 outpatient & 216 inpatient hours

Applied: CSUF (Fresno State), CSULB (Long Beach State), CSUN (Northridge State), CSUS (Sacramento State), Chapman University, Samuel Merritt University, UCSF/SFSU, University of Southern California, University of the Pacific, Western University, UNLV, University of Washington

Acceptances: USC (12/08/15)

Rejections: (none yet)

Interviews: WesternU 1/28/16
 
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Finally Posting!

University: Florida State University
Major: Spanish
Overall GPA:3.6
Pre-Req GPA: 3.4
GRE: 157 V + 156 Q + 4.5 AW

Applied: UF, UCF, UNF, VCU, George Washington

Interviews: George Washington (12/5)

Acceptances: None :/

Rejections: None
 
Major: Biology
Cum undergrad GPA: 3.33
Pre-req GPA: 3.67
GRE: 152 V/ 159 Q/ 4.0 A

Volunteer: 1.5 years as an aide, 600 inpatient, 35 outpatient hours

Applied : Nova Southeastern Fort Lauderdale, NYIT, NYU, Columbia, Uni of Southern Cali, BU, Chapman, Simmons, Franklin Pierce, Pitt

Interviews: NYIT (11/6), Columbia (11/20), NYU (12/4)

Acceptances: NYIT, Nova, Columbia, USC (12/8)

Rejections:
 
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PTpursuit said:
Overall GPA: 2.95 (PTCAS sucks)
PrereqGPA (sciences only): 3.66
GRE: 1st time: 146Q, 154V 4.0A
2nd time: 149Q, 156V 4.5A
hours: 2000+ outpatient, 50 subacute pediatrics with neuro and spinal cord injuries, 10 acute care, getting 20 more hours in acute care.
Applied: Rutgers south, Marshall U, Shenandoah, U st Augustine Florida, u of Florida, Emory and Henry, u of Hartford, MGH institute, Methodist U, Wheeling Jesuit, U Maryland eastern shore
Plan to apply: USC (lol out of my league), Thomas Jefferson, alvernia, NYU, maybe Columbia, Boston U, Touro,and some more maybe.
Interviews: Emory & Henry (12/4) U of St Aug (11/20)

I am posting this to give hope to people who had a rough beginning track record in college but turned it all around in hopes to be a PT. I worked my ass off the last 2.5 years to make my dream come true, so can you! I am taking 4 courses currently online to boost my overall GPA since PTCAS murdered my chances. If I get all A's, my overall will be a 3.01, not great but I think my essays and prereqGPA make up for this.

Can anyone let me know how they think my chances would be for some of these schools? I am from Jersey and now I kind of don't want to go too far. I have a boyfriend and am close with my family; thinking I want to be 4 hours tops away from home... But I also don't want to sacrifice going to a good program for distance issues 🙁 ...... I'm so excited to start school though if I am accepted somewhere!
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UPDATE: Interview: Methodist University (1/22), Emory & Henry (12/4) (declined)
Rejection: Marshall U

Also, I am finishing up 4 courses and my overall GPA will be around a 3.01 for the academic update.

Can anyone tell me if it's unwise to apply to Temple U this late in the game?
 
linxoxo said:
does anybody know when Temple, Drexel and University of South Florida will get back to applicants by? I sent my apps in in September and still haven't heard anything. Another school I got accepted to wants an answer by tomorrow, and idk how to compare it due to not even hearing back from other schools.
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I read somewhere on USF's website that they will get back to us in the beginning of February.
 
University: Florida State University
Major: Exercise Science
Overall GPA: 3.68
Pre-Req GPA: 3.65
GRE: 155 V, 151 Q, 3.5 W

Extra-Curric: Sorority, Order of Omega, 3 Honor Societies, Pre-PT Club, Worked at UrgentCare clinic, Dance Marathon, Senior Center, Relay for Life

Observation Hours: about 100 (low on hours, but variety of settings)
40: Rehab Institute of Chicago (Spinal cord center, day rehab, aqua therapy)
20: Podiatry Clinic (orthopedic)
30: Orthopedic Clinic
20: Pediatric neurological therapy (included aqua therapy)

Applied: FGCU, FIU, Northwestern, Nova, UCF, UF, UIC-Chicago, UNF, USF, University of St. Augustine

Acceptances: Nova

Rejections: Northwestern

Interviews: N/A
 
PTpursuit said:
UPDATE: Interview: Methodist University (1/22), Emory & Henry (12/4) (declined)
Rejection: Marshall U

Also, I am finishing up 4 courses and my overall GPA will be around a 3.01 for the academic update.

Can anyone tell me if it's unwise to apply to Temple U this late in the game?
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I am wondering the same about Temple...
 
Just curious as to why you haven't gotten accepted yet. Most of your stats are higher then mine as far as GRE, observation hours, and even your pre-req GPA. Is it the interview process? I just don't get it.



CSCS206 said:
U P D A T E 12/7:
INTERVIEW, "REJECTION"
I say, "REJECTION," because there was a mistake on my part. Clearly, I didn't read the prereq requirements for Western. And none of the schools that I have previously attended offered a General Chemistry sequence that was not organic or biochemistry. Whoops.

"In processing your application we found that you have not yet completed an approved General Chemistry with laboratory sequence. We will not accept Organic Chemistry or Biochemistry courses in place of a General or Inorganic Chemistry sequence. This means that you will need to complete an approved course sequence to satisfy the prerequisite. Because you will be unable to do so by December 31, 2015 you will no longer be eligible as we only permit one course to be in progress for the Winter/Spring term."
​
Aside from that, good news from one of my top picks.​



University: Lake Washington Institute of Technology*, Bastyr University**
Major: AAS Fitness Specialist*, BS Exercise Science and Wellness**
Overall GPA: 3.45
Pre-Req GPA: 3.95
GRE: 151 V, 152 Q, 4.0 A (first attempt), 150 V, 155 Q, 5.0 A (second attempt)
Volunteer/Observation: Total number of hours: 700+ currently (100+ planned/in-process)
485 hours (3 different outpatient clinics, general ortho), 30 hours (inpatient acute/sub-acute, skilled nursing, geriatrics), 185+ (inpatient acute, children's hospital, pediatrics) ...and a handful of clinical research hours with therapists.

Click for my original post and complete stats for 2015-2016 - GPA's, GRE's, XTRA's, ACCEPTANCES

Applied (2015-2016): Northwestern University, Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions, Samuel Merritt University, University of Utah, University of Colorado, Mayo School of Health Sciences, Pacific University, University of Montana – Missoula, Duke University, Eastern Washington University, Emory University, Loma Linda University, University of Iowa, University of Puget Sound, University of the Pacific, Western University of Health Sciences, Chapman University, Idaho State University, University of South Florida, University of Southern California, University of Washington, George Fox University, Washington University of St. Louis
Rejections (2015-2016): Northwestern University (11/20), Western U (12/7)
Interviews (2015-2016): Mayo School of Health Sciences (11/19), University of Utah (12/7)
Waitlisted (2015-2016): N/A

Applied (2014-2015): Eastern Washington University, University of Puget Sound, University of Washington, George Fox University
Rejections (2014-2015): University of Washington, Eastern Washington University, University of Puget Sound
Interviews (2014-2015): George Fox University
Waitlisted (2014-2015): George Fox University

Applied (2013-2014): Eastern Washington University, University of Puget Sound, University of Washington
Rejections (2013-2014): University of Washington, Eastern Washington University
Waitlisted (2013-2014): University of Puget Sound

Acceptances: N O N E :bang:

My lab is currently collaborating with the University of Utah's Dept. of PT on a grant and I actually had the opportunity to visit Salt Lake City earlier this year. I'm really looking forward to interviewing and would love to attend the school! Any other applicants who are accepting interviews at Utah, please PM me!

​
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CSCS206 said:
U P D A T E 12/7:
INTERVIEW, "REJECTION"
I say, "REJECTION," because there was a mistake on my part. Clearly, I didn't read the prereq requirements for Western. And none of the schools that I have previously attended offered a General Chemistry sequence that was not organic or biochemistry. Whoops.

"In processing your application we found that you have not yet completed an approved General Chemistry with laboratory sequence. We will not accept Organic Chemistry or Biochemistry courses in place of a General or Inorganic Chemistry sequence. This means that you will need to complete an approved course sequence to satisfy the prerequisite. Because you will be unable to do so by December 31, 2015 you will no longer be eligible as we only permit one course to be in progress for the Winter/Spring term."
​
Aside from that, good news from one of my top picks.​



University: Lake Washington Institute of Technology*, Bastyr University**
Major: AAS Fitness Specialist*, BS Exercise Science and Wellness**
Overall GPA: 3.45
Pre-Req GPA: 3.95
GRE: 151 V, 152 Q, 4.0 A (first attempt), 150 V, 155 Q, 5.0 A (second attempt)
Volunteer/Observation: Total number of hours: 700+ currently (100+ planned/in-process)
485 hours (3 different outpatient clinics, general ortho), 30 hours (inpatient acute/sub-acute, skilled nursing, geriatrics), 185+ (inpatient acute, children's hospital, pediatrics) ...and a handful of clinical research hours with therapists.

Click for my original post and complete stats for 2015-2016 - GPA's, GRE's, XTRA's, ACCEPTANCES

Applied (2015-2016): Northwestern University, Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions, Samuel Merritt University, University of Utah, University of Colorado, Mayo School of Health Sciences, Pacific University, University of Montana – Missoula, Duke University, Eastern Washington University, Emory University, Loma Linda University, University of Iowa, University of Puget Sound, University of the Pacific, Western University of Health Sciences, Chapman University, Idaho State University, University of South Florida, University of Southern California, University of Washington, George Fox University, Washington University of St. Louis
Rejections (2015-2016): Northwestern University (11/20), Western U (12/7)
Interviews (2015-2016): Mayo School of Health Sciences (11/19), University of Utah (12/7)
Waitlisted (2015-2016): N/A

Applied (2014-2015): Eastern Washington University, University of Puget Sound, University of Washington, George Fox University
Rejections (2014-2015): University of Washington, Eastern Washington University, University of Puget Sound
Interviews (2014-2015): George Fox University
Waitlisted (2014-2015): George Fox University

Applied (2013-2014): Eastern Washington University, University of Puget Sound, University of Washington
Rejections (2013-2014): University of Washington, Eastern Washington University
Waitlisted (2013-2014): University of Puget Sound

Acceptances: N O N E :bang:

My lab is currently collaborating with the University of Utah's Dept. of PT on a grant and I actually had the opportunity to visit Salt Lake City earlier this year. I'm really looking forward to interviewing and would love to attend the school! Any other applicants who are accepting interviews at Utah, please PM me!

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This is really strange.. I have 2 more science courses to take for WesternU as well, to remain eligible for admission consideration. However, they said it's doable as long as they're both taken in quarter system campuses, and completed by June 2016. I've been approved to take both science courses in Spring 2016 quarter. Maybe ask Alberto Espejo if you could take the first Chem class in Winter 2016 quarter, and the second Chem class in Spring 2016 quarter. If it's worth the hassle for you, of course!
 
PTpursuit said:
UPDATE: Interview: Methodist University (1/22), Emory & Henry (12/4) (declined)
Rejection: Marshall U

Also, I am finishing up 4 courses and my overall GPA will be around a 3.01 for the academic update.

Can anyone tell me if it's unwise to apply to Temple U this late in the game?
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Yes, temple has already filled their class. I recently had an interview scheduled then asked for a phone interview because I couldn't drive 3 states over for another interview the next day, the admissions Chair told me yes but he couldn't guarantee me a spot. I followed up with him and he said there was no point to interview me anymore because the Clas has been entirely filled up.
 
The wait is over! Here are my stats/info:

University: Butler University (plus 90% of prereqs taken at community college)
Major: Dance Pedagogy

Overall GPA: 3.77
Pre-Req GPA: 3.68
GRE: 152V, 156 Q, 4.0AW

Extra-Curric: ballet teacher, program director for summer dance camp, student government association, Sigma Rho Delta, honor societies, various volunteer work, graduated cum laude with honors in dance
Observation hours: 144 inpatient including ICU/CCU, 10 women’s health, +2000 outpatient ortho and sports/neuro and vestibular/peds/aquatic (work as an aide for 2+ years)

Submitted: 9/27
Verified: 10/21

Applied: Bellarmine University, Elon University, Long Island University, Shenandoah University, U New England, Marymount, University, Simmons College

Interviews offered: Bellarmine University, Elon University, Shenandoah University, U New England, Marymount University

Interviews attended: Shenandoah University (11/22), U New England (12/4)

Rejections: N/A

Acceptances: Shenandoah University (12/8)

Very excited to be offered a spot at Shenandoah!! I will most likely be sending in my deposit in the next few days. I liked the small class size and the amazing facilities at this school. The faculty all seemed personable and friendly. I had a great interview experience and really enjoyed talking to current students. I like the fact that you are able to do part-time rotations beginning in the first year and, later on, 3 full rotations. I was also drawn to this program for the Performing Arts Medicine Certificate program they offer! Overall, everything seems like a great fit for me.

To everyone on here, thanks for your insight and personal stories. It has helped tremendously throughout this whole process. Best of luck to all!
 
OSUfan624 said:
Yes, temple has already filled their class. I recently had an interview scheduled then asked for a phone interview because I couldn't drive 3 states over for another interview the next day, the admissions Chair told me yes but he couldn't guarantee me a spot. I followed up with him and he said there was no point to interview me anymore because the Clas has been entirely filled up.
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Wow I'm so sorry to hear that happened to you! That's a shame... Thank you for letting me know this! I only wasted $27 sending my GRE score so you saved me the $40 to send my app and the amount for their supplemental app! I hope you get in somewhere great. 🙂
 
PTpursuit said:
Wow I'm so sorry to hear that happened to you! That's a shame... Thank you for letting me know this! I only wasted $27 sending my GRE score so you saved me the $40 to send my app and the amount for their supplemental app! I hope you get in somewhere great. 🙂
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No problem, thank you! You as well.
 
OSUfan624 said:
Anyone know when Ohio state sends acceptances?
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I got an email about a month ago inviting me to a Preview Day. They sent first round acceptances the week of Thanksgiving, which brought their number of offered acceptances to 40/48. I got deferred to the January decision, where they will either accept or waitlist me. They said last year they used over half the wait list. If you didn't get that email, I'm afraid I don't think the news is very good...maybe you'll be considered with the January decision applicants?
 
outley said:
I got an email about a month ago inviting me to a Preview Day. They sent first round acceptances the week of Thanksgiving, which brought their number of offered acceptances to 40/48. I got deferred to the January decision, where they will either accept or waitlist me. They said last year they used over half the wait list. If you didn't get that email, I'm afraid I don't think the news is very good...maybe you'll be considered with the January decision applicants?
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Wow, that's a bummer. I didn't expect to get in but I atleast expected to hear back with a notice atleast. Have you gotten in anywhere?
 
tuf1993 said:
Just curious as to why you haven't gotten accepted yet. Most of your stats are higher then mine as far as GRE, observation hours, and even your pre-req GPA. Is it the interview process? I just don't get it.
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I've only had one interview in the past. These Washington state schools are really frustrating. I managed to make the UPS alternate list my first try, but nobody was admitted from the alternates that year. Last year, I missed the cutoff for wait listed applicants at UW by one point based on their application scoring system. And I haven't had any luck with Eastern - they don't even provide feedback
so it's hard to see what how I can appeal to them.

bromeliad said:
This is really strange.. I have 2 more science courses to take for WesternU as well, to remain eligible for admission consideration. However, they said it's doable as long as they're both taken in quarter system campuses, and completed by June 2016. I've been approved to take both science courses in Spring 2016 quarter. Maybe ask Alberto Espejo if you could take the first Chem class in Winter 2016 quarter, and the second Chem class in Spring 2016 quarter. If it's worth the hassle for you, of course!
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It's a bummer for sure, but I'm hoping to hear some better news from the handful of schools that I applied to. I wasn't offered an opportunity to make a contingency plan so I'm probably not going to pursue Northwestern. Were you offered admission?
 
NJ DPT HOPEFUL said:
I interviewed at Temple on 11/20 if that helps
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yeah I heard of a lot of people who interviewed with them in November. I heard that they do multiple rounds of interviews so I'm assuming the second and/or third round will be coming up this month or next month. I'm just being so impatient!
 
Update: Acceptance and Waitlist!!

University: UNC Wilmington
Major: Exercise Science
Overall GPA: 3.71
Pre-req GPA: 3.57
GRE: 158 V, 152 Q, 4.0

Extra curric: work, soccer, volunteer habitat for humanity, volunteer for several marathons

Certs: CPR/AED, CSCS

Volunteer: 110 hrs between two outpatient clinics

Applied: Winston-Salem state, armstrong, university of Miami, Nova southeastern, university of Indianapolis, Radford, Lynchburg, Hampton

Verified 11/2

Interviews: Indianapolis, Radford

Acceptances: Radford

Waitlist: Indianapolis

Rejections:

Loved Radfords program and it's so great knowing I'll be going somewhere next year!
 
ballet213 said:
The wait is over! Here are my stats/info:

University: Butler University (plus 90% of prereqs taken at community college)
Major: Dance Pedagogy

Overall GPA: 3.77
Pre-Req GPA: 3.68
GRE: 152V, 156 Q, 4.0AW

Extra-Curric: ballet teacher, program director for summer dance camp, student government association, Sigma Rho Delta, honor societies, various volunteer work, graduated cum laude with honors in dance
Observation hours: 144 inpatient including ICU/CCU, 10 women’s health, +2000 outpatient ortho and sports/neuro and vestibular/peds/aquatic (work as an aide for 2+ years)

Submitted: 9/27
Verified: 10/21

Applied: Bellarmine University, Elon University, Long Island University, Shenandoah University, U New England, Marymount, University, Simmons College

Interviews offered: Bellarmine University, Elon University, Shenandoah University, U New England, Marymount University

Interviews attended: Shenandoah University (11/22), U New England (12/4)

Rejections: N/A

Acceptances: Shenandoah University (12/8)

Very excited to be offered a spot at Shenandoah!! I will most likely be sending in my deposit in the next few days. I liked the small class size and the amazing facilities at this school. The faculty all seemed personable and friendly. I had a great interview experience and really enjoyed talking to current students. I like the fact that you are able to do part-time rotations beginning in the first year and, later on, 3 full rotations. I was also drawn to this program for the Performing Arts Medicine Certificate program they offer! Overall, everything seems like a great fit for me.

To everyone on here, thanks for your insight and personal stories. It has helped tremendously throughout this whole process. Best of luck to all!
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Congrats! Did they tell you by email? What campus?
 
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