@@David-wp4ec Hi David, there is a small research project that we do in the program. However, if you are really interested in research, Western also has a combined MPT/PhD program where you graduate with both degrees after 5 years.

Hello, what do you mean by clg? Do you mean which physio program I was in or what classes I had in first year?

Hi, thanks so much! I didn't work during school so I had some extra time to edit 😊 And congrats, that's great you're pursuing physiotherapy too. I'm looking forward to seeing your videos!

Hi Anne, you don't need a car but it would be nice to have! I didn't have a car and had my out of london placements in Kitchener-Waterloo and Windsor. I moved there and had to pay double rent. The school gives you $500 to help with out of London placements but that still doesn't completely cover the extra cost. There were placements in Exeter or Woodstock which were ~45 min drive away, which would be good to apply to if you had a car! Those were really competitive though among a lot of my classmates who did have cars

yes there is no access to the document

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No problem! Best of luck with them exam

Thank you!

Thanks! ☺️

Hello, I want to help but not sure what specifically you need help on. Best of luck with everything 🙏

No problem, I'm glad it was helpful! Good luck with your applications too!

Aww that means a lot! Congrats and best of luck with physio school and your career!

Hi, I'm not really sure what a associate degree diploma is but you need an undergraduate Bachelor's degree (usually 4 year program) and have taken the prerequisite courses requires for the specific physio program you're applying to

Thank you! 😊

Aww miss you too! Hope you get lots of new followers on your tiktok 😂

Thanks, I've been good! I'm so glad that my videos have made an impact. Sounds like a busy week - good luck with everything and happy holidays 🎉

@@luocia thank you have a good day <3❤

Hello, I just recently graduated a couple months ago. I can't speak on behalf of all Canadian PT programs but at the University of Western Ontario, wound care was very briefly covered (like one lecture). There are specialized wound care physiotherapists in Canada, but I believe they would get additional training for it after PT school.

@@luocia thank you for your reply

Thank you, it really was! 😍

Thanks!

Woww that's interesting! The building does look like it's been there for a while LOL. I saw on the western pt instagram that they're getting a new building though!

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Thanks so much!

Thank you! There'll be more to come 😊

Hi! That's not true, I've heard from professors and other physiotherapists that the demand is really high right now. Most of my friends have found jobs already right after graduating.

University of Western Ontario! (also called Western University)

If you mean what I took for my undergrad degree before doing the Master's, I studied Kinesiology at Western too!

Hi Ajibade, thank you so much! I studied Kinesiology for my Bachelor's program. You can study any Bachelor's program as long as you take the prerequisite courses needed for the physio school you apply to. They vary from school to school, but usually it's classes like physiology and anatomy.

@@luocia thank you for your response. i know you’re doing your masters in Western but where did you study kinesiology?

@@ajibadeewaoluwa9140 I also did my kinesiology program at Western!

Love from India 😊 . I also choose physiotherapy and I completed my IELTS so now I'm coming soon in Canada 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊🎉

Which college are you steadying.

Hello, I don't have a job while studying. I am at the University of Western Ontario!

Thanks Basmala, I'm so glad they help 💕

Thanks Nisha!🥰

ya me too

Thanks, I really appreciate the support! 💕

Hi Basmala, nice to meet you too! Good luck on your final exams! 🤩

Thanks, I'll keep that in mind!

No problem, and congrats for getting into both schools! Let me know which school you end up going with, I'm curious! 🤩

Thank you! I know of some people in the program who got accepted from the waitlist so I think you have a good chance! Wishing you best of luck ❤️

Hello, I'm not sure about the requirements for PTA schools but check the diff school's websites, it may vary school to school. For example, for Fanshawe, the college near Western, requires grade 11 or 12 math as a requirement www.fanshawec.ca/programs/opa1-occupational-therapist-assistant-and-physiotherapist-assistant/next#admission-requirements

I'm so glad it was helpful! I hope you enjoy Western 😊

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Thanks!

Hi Tina, I'm so sorry for replying late, but yes ORPAS automatically calculates your GPA. It's based on your last 20 half credits, and if they have to go into your second year, then they would take the average GPA of that entire year and weight it by however credits it's suppose to fill in. This website (www.physicaltherapy.utoronto.ca/academic-requirements) explains it in more detail under the SubGPA heading!

@@luocia thank you for replying! I just accepted my UBC MPT offer so no worries at all

@@tinako9199 That's so amazing! Congratulations!! 🎉

Hi Arslan, yes you can, as long as you have taken the prerequisite courses. Each university has their own required prerequisite courses, which you can see on their website. Common ones would be anatomy, biology, physiology.

Thank you! I wish you best of luck in your applications!