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I noticed that one of the schools I am interested in requires community service hours for applicants; non-PT related.
From what the University website posts,
I'm pretty sure that they want to see some level of integrity and consistency, and not just a couple isolated events of service.
The thing is, I actually already do community service once a month, albeit only for a few hours. I try to help in blood drives, drug/alcohol rehabs, etc. just cause I was raised to give back.
But as of right now, with everything else on my plate (mainly work and PreReqs), I only realistically can commit to once per month of community service.
Do you guys feel that this is "consistent enough"?
Does once a month carry integrity?
I don't want to look like a scumbag just doing it for myself, but realistically man it's hard for me to do more than that right now!!!
From what the University website posts,
I'm pretty sure that they want to see some level of integrity and consistency, and not just a couple isolated events of service.
The thing is, I actually already do community service once a month, albeit only for a few hours. I try to help in blood drives, drug/alcohol rehabs, etc. just cause I was raised to give back.
But as of right now, with everything else on my plate (mainly work and PreReqs), I only realistically can commit to once per month of community service.
Do you guys feel that this is "consistent enough"?
Does once a month carry integrity?
I don't want to look like a scumbag just doing it for myself, but realistically man it's hard for me to do more than that right now!!!
