I was wondering how current residential students like the blended program. I didn't realize that the residential was blended until today and am unsure how to feel about paying a high amount of tuition for online classes?
Thanks
There are 7 classes. You have 6 on campus and 1 strictly online (sometimes meet on campus).
3 of those 6 classes is lab and 3 of them are just lecture.
those 6 classes also have an online portion of it being lecture too.
sounds confusing.
You have a day designated for online so you don't have classes that day.
There will be classes where you have absolutely "no time" for because the one class will hold you back is gross anatomy or pathophysiology.
The first trimester is about adjusting to grad school. Everything is overwhelming but PT school is not a joke. It's grad school.
You gotta decide which class is more important to focus on
I was hesitant because of the online courses but it is not all online only.
I know some people decide "going wherever accepts me."
I also know public schools is super competitive. Not to say that private school isn't. Each school has more than 1k applicants.. and about double for public. I know of people who took 3 years or more before they get into PT school because they only applied to public.
I'm not saying that you can't get in anywhere unless it is private. You just gotta lay out your pros and cons.
I applied to 13 schools.
Rejected at 2.
Accepted at 2.
Waitlisted at 6- after interview.
I turned down 3 interviews because I was already starting at USA.