Absolutely, I will be happy to help. Did you get any interview anywhere else yet?
Thanks man! I haven't since I only applied to Rutgers. Yeah, not the smartest thing to put all my cards into one school. Unfortunately, Rutgers North is one of the only schools that I meet all of their pre-reqs. If I don't get in, then my back up plan is to take extra classes next year to meet pre-reqs for other schools and pick up more hours at different settings.
If you don't mind, what do you think of my stats:
Undergrad major: biology
cGPA: 3.83
pGPA: 3.9X
GRE: V154 Q158 AW4.5
Observation hours: 1300 hours at an outpatient clinic in 2 different locations (I emailed Rutgers about this and they said this would suffice, but would probably take a bit away from my application since it's only one setting).
Extra-curricular/achievements: youth group leader (~5 years), camp counselor (2 summers), several other upper tier volunteer positions for my church, Dean's list, dual honors associate's degree, presented a research paper at 2 conferences, gap year leadership program, academic excellence in exercise science program for associate's degree (top student in the class)
Certifications: NASM personal trainer (expired), ACE personal trainer (current), CPR/AED current
Work: personal trainer (2 years), PT aide (2 years), medical sales (.5 year), some other small jobs
I also think both of my essays (Rutgers and PTCAS) were pretty good since I had five other people read it and offer feedback. And I'm pretty confident about my references, too, since two of them were from PTs whom I worked with for about a year each, and the third from an employer who I've known for years because he's also been a mentor and friend to me.
I feel like my stats are pretty decent, but I'm nervous that my lack of observation hours in a variety of settings will hold me back.