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I'm trying to determine how difficult it is to get into different PT programs. I've been able to find stats on number of spots vs number of applicants to the program (see below - spots/applicants). Should I just using straight math to determine how difficult it is to get into a program (more applicants = more rejections), or are some programs more strict in who they let in?
I've seen mention on the forum that some schools are extremely difficult to get into (UNC, USC) - how do these schools rate?
University of CO - Denver (60/557)
Regis (80/950)
University of MN (50/217)
Puget Sound (?)
Duke (65/500)
Pacific (42/900)
St. Kate's (35/200)
Rocky Mountain (46/400)
Loma Linda (70/542)
Mayo (28/650)
Thanks!
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Iowa State University (2003)
GPA: 3.33
Prereq GPA: 3.94
GRE: 157 V, 161 Q, 4.0 AW
Observation hours: 145 outpatient, 40 inpatient, 15 TCU
I've seen mention on the forum that some schools are extremely difficult to get into (UNC, USC) - how do these schools rate?
University of CO - Denver (60/557)
Regis (80/950)
University of MN (50/217)
Puget Sound (?)
Duke (65/500)
Pacific (42/900)
St. Kate's (35/200)
Rocky Mountain (46/400)
Loma Linda (70/542)
Mayo (28/650)
Thanks!
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Iowa State University (2003)
GPA: 3.33
Prereq GPA: 3.94
GRE: 157 V, 161 Q, 4.0 AW
Observation hours: 145 outpatient, 40 inpatient, 15 TCU
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