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Tayb91

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Hello all just wanted to get some perspectives on what you some of you would do in my position😛

So I've been in school the past 4 years with no degree, went from a uni(didn't do well at all) to a cc and skipped around a lot of majors to see what I wanted, I thought computers where my calling in life but after working at an internship I kind of realized I hated it. I always thought about physical therapy but never thought I could realistically get there, but now after some life changes I am set on doing that for my future

My predicament now is I have a job offer that pays very nicely without a degree, great benefits, and promised hours.
If I take this job it would not allow me to go to school full time and prove to admissions that, despite my shoddy academic career so far, I am able to handle pt school and the rigors it would throw my way. I'd be able to take 3 classes at most. Sure I could work for a while and save money, but my gut is telling me prolonging finishing a bachelors and becoming competitive is going to truly hinder my future goals. That's just my gut talking though.

I guess I'm just looking for input from others perspectives on what I should do
Take the job, and possibly put off my dream as a PT for a long while, or do it now and stay at this dead end job I have been at since highschool, (5 freakin long years) and climb the hill of fixing some poor grades, doing pre reqs and finishing my degree in 4 years?
I'm just a 24 year old clueless guy caught in the crossroads of life and looking for guidance. Any input is appreciated 🙂
 
How do you know you want to go to physical therapy? Have you volunteered anywhere? What if you end up hating it just like you hated computers? In all honesty, I think you should just take the job, volunteer in different areas of physical therapy, go to school part time, and figure out if it's really for you. If you end up passing on this job and end up hating physical therapy, you'll live with such regret. If you decide that physical therapy is completely for you, you should fully commit. Or whatever you decide in life, just fully commit to it and don't look back. Fix your grades too.
 
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