Recent content by Salkha

I have recently found an interest in Speech Pathology. I have been for the longest time wanting to be in the PT field since I've been in sports and seen many injuries. But I have realized that I shouldn't be narrowing down just to one field but rather be open minded and have been introduced to...

I am currently a junior in high school and am broadening my choice. I know I have made threads on how interested I am in PT field. At my local university they offer Exercise Science which is the closest major to PT other than a Bio major. I tell my parents that the ES degree will fill up most...

When you were majoring in Exercise Science, did it meet the requirements for PT school? Or did you have to take extra classes in order to meet the goal. I know it may vary with different universities.

What major did you do? So in order to specialize in a certain field, what post education after PT school (correct me I am wrong is a doctoral degree and is 3 years, I will be able to become a PT after PT school and licensing) do I need to do? A PhD? Thanks for your help!

I know my local university does accept my local CC credits which is good. My parents have mentioned to start out with a 2 year then transfer but it would seem tough since I would be doing 2 years of classes at a CC school to fill up what I needed for my major (ES) at the university. And on top...

I'm currently a junior and became really interest in the Physical therapy field. What Physical Therapists do is amazing and I hope to be one in the near future. I know that I will need a BS in a field and a Doctoral Degree as well. I just have a few questions that could halt this decision, like...

I'm currently a junior and became really interest in the Physical therapy field. What Physical Therapists do is amazing and I hope to be one in the near future. I know that I will need a BS in a field and a Doctoral Degree as well. I just have a few questions that could halt this decision, like...

I'm currently a junior and became really interest in the Physical therapy field. I've played volleyball practically my whole life up until this year so I could focus on ACT's and school work. I practically have seen every injury and seen teammates go from tearing their ACL to being able to jump...