LIU Brooklyn DPT

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Anyone here accepted to LIU and thinking about attending?

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I have an interview in March and was curious to get others opinions on the program as well as the whole interview. Currently I have heard more negative feedback from others than good feedback which makes me feel unsettled.
 
I thought the interview process was smooth. The faculty were so friendly and welcoming. I chose LIU based on a number of factors. Commute, clinical affiliations, curriculum, etc. I also happen to work at a pt clinic where most of the therapists graduated from LIU, so it was a no brainer for me. Their approach to treatment and their out of the box thinking is what made me really want to attend LIU. Hope this helps.
 
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I thought the interview process was smooth. The faculty were so friendly and welcoming. I chose LIU based on a number of factors. Commute, clinical affiliations, curriculum, etc. I also happen to work at a pt clinic where most of the therapists graduated from LIU, so it was a no brainer for me. Their approach to treatment and their out of the box thinking is what made me really want to attend LIU. Hope this helps.
Thank you! im glad to hear positivity and Im excited to interview. The only thing that scares me is the price tag lol
 
Hi, I had an interview back in December. The faculty was very welcoming and I believe they have a good curriculum. This is what I remember from their presentation:
  1. practice exam after each term to help prepare for boards (huge plus! they stressed that they are one of the few schools that have a 100% passing rate on students FIRST attempt)
  2. have an aqua therapy setting for learning, but I believe only a one/handful of instruction days are actually in the pool setting
  3. professors have an open door policy and invite students to do research studies during the semester
  4. have campus jobs available
  5. students seem to have a tight knit environment/culture
  6. provide lockers on campus for students
  7. class times vary, sometimes students have 3-4 hour gaps between classes, but current students didn't seem to be bothered by this
  8. have many clinical sites to choose from (students provide their top choice and the faculty places you at a site based on availability and if it is a good fit for you, will not place you at a site that is over ~1.5 hours away I believe)
  9. gym seemed like a decent size, didn't look busy when I toured.
  10. have tunnels/hallways connecting building, helpful especially during colder seasons
  11. current students also seemed to enjoy the program, they said it was difficult, but manageable (one joked that they still have days where they binge on Netflix haha)

Questions that were asked: Why pt, why LIU, describe a time that you overcame an emotional situation and one where you shared different perspectives/conflict

Overall, I was impressed with the faculty, but the price is alarming, especially since I had to factor in moving expenses/room & board.

I was accepted into the program, but I declined my spot. This is all I remember, but if you have questions, I'll try to answer! hope this helps! Good luck in your decision making!
 
Did anyone else interview today? If so what did you think? Wasnt the biggest fan
 
Does anyone remember what the total cost of attendance at LIU Brooklyn was during their interview session?
 
Hi all,
Accepted off of alternate list!! Have until Wednesday (<2 days) to pay my deposit though.. Still don't know what to do HAHA. Torn because of cost, but I will be having a meeting with a financial aid advisor to become familiar with my options! If anyone has any advice, feel free to share! 🙂
 
Congrats!! I am still waitlisted at two schools right now, this gives me hope! Best of luck 🙂
 
Hi! I'm curious about housing options for LIU? Does anyone have any insight on this? *probably going to start another thread...
 
Hi! I'm curious about housing options for LIU? Does anyone have any insight on this? *probably going to start another thread...
There's graduate housing offered, its right up the block from the campus .. or you can also get a few classmates or something and live on apartments theyre all over! I guess it all depends what your budget is and how much you're looking to spend and stuff.
 
I am waitlisted at LIU for Dpt program? Is anybody on the same boat? or off the Waitlist And when?
 
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