Physical Therapy Assistant School

Physical Therapy Assistant School, how hard is it really? What to expect when you start the PTA program from how busy you will be to the challenges and more!
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** How To Become a Successful PTA Course**
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Let me know in the comment section if you are interested in starting PTA school!

[@allthingsdelightful8565]

I have a been a PTA for 23 years. I found it relatively easy as far as program. Not sure if the the amount of information as changed but it was quite easy for me. It's really a lot of memorization and being able to apply that information.

[@kennygarcia102]

They get payed ALOT D:

[@Dukyie]

Great channel, thanks for all the videos. Finishing my core classing right now with A&P II, then going into the PTA program. Wish me luck 😼

[@AntonioSanson]

Mark Mik that’s great! Let me know if you get in!

[@kevinpaul7709]

I have purchase some books from the library about anatomy and physiology so right now I'm not in school but next year I'll be looking to start class so I'm preparing myself thank you for this information God bless.

[@trystaferrara4692]

I’m an upcoming senior (class of 2019) and I appreciate your videos so much! It’s helping me understand the pta field a lot better than just general knowledge

[@AntonioSanson]

Trysta Ferrara thanks so much! Glad I can make this field a little easier to understand and what to expect for you!!!

[@monnieap]

Hey it’s been 3 years. I’ve been looking into getting an associates degree for PTA, how was everything for you?

[@venz_between_the_lines3748]

New to your channel...having fun watching all your videos! Excellent information!

[@AntonioSanson]

Simple_Venes hey that’s great! Thanks for the feedback

[@Laundrey1]

I’m starting in 2 days and am literally terrified! I did my prerequisites at a different school closer to where I live. My PTA school is an hour away. I worked so hard to get in and wanted it so bad, but now I’m stress paralyzed about getting started, wondering if I can hack it. It’s always more nerve wracking when you want it badly and so much is on the line. I work hard to be an A student and kept a 4.0 GPA but feel that imposter syndrome kicking in. I hear a lot of Med students get that, too. Thanks for your videos! I’m watching them to try to calm my nerves. lol!

[@jessicakeel2141]

I will be starting my prerequisite classes in January online!!

[@tylerblair5544]

What do you look for in a school? Moving to KCMO and there are several programs to choose from. Enjoying the videos

[@AntonioSanson]

I made a video that discusses what college to go to so if you haven't checked that out yet I'd recommend starting there and then let me know what your thoughts are.

[@weareplastic6754]

Im starting my first semester in a community college next week and I chose to be a pta! Wish me luck 😟 I’m so scared

[@Queen21649]

Same here 😅😅

[@inaayasvlog1902]

Same here☹️

[@Alex-zz6bh]

how did it go man? how is going now?

[@mionik8]

MIONIK только что Hi!) What colledge do you stude ?

[@anthonyjordan6371]

Was there prerequisites ?

[@rmorph33]

Thank you bruh💪. Madd apprecation.

[@AntonioSanson]

mordrya ryan thanks man! Are you trying to become a PTA?

[@danielcastro9459]

Hi Antonio! Can you give me information on what study methods you used while in the PTA program? I will be applying to a PTA program here in NC. I know that there is a lot of information that must be memorized especially for Practicals. Thank you for the amazing videos!

[@BruceJC75]

I’m hoping to start in the Fall. I’m only gonna work Saturday and Sunday.

[@CG-lm1bu]

Just finished massage therapy school and now I’m starting school for pta. (: luckily I don’t have much of a social life and I don’t have to work cause my husband brings home the money!

[@kyohuynhhh2274]

Is massage therapy program not too difficult? Is it worth to be a massage therapist? I’m quite interested in this major.

[@CCook-zg5ef]

I’m doing one year at a community college to get some classes out of the way so that way when If I get into the pta program I won’t have quite as much work piled on top of me although I’ll be in school for 3 years instead of 2.

[@AntonioSanson]

Not a bad idea at all. Keep it up!

[@derekbush5894]

Where did you work while In pta school? Just curious. I hold a full time weekend job while finishing school.

[@chris222233]

I'm applying this year. 40 hours of pta school and 36 hours of work. I work weekends and have a sit down job. I hope everything goes well!! I'll be sleeping in the car some days lol! Thanks for your video

[@AntonioSanson]

Wow sounds like a busy schedule! Thanks for letting me know how it goes and good luck through it! keep me updated.

[@merlinel3855]

How is the program so far?

[@Jacktemps]

How did you manage with work and school? I’m looking at getting into PTA school but I’d also be working 30 hours on the weekend. My job is pretty physical (walking 15 miles a day with a lot of manual labor, fri-sun), quite worried about balancing both.

[@ironclub2730]

I’m currently a junior in highschool and I was trying to figure out what career I want to pursue and I found your videos and thought about being a PTA! Although I am concerned when you said that the schooling is difficult😬

[@AntonioSanson]

iron club 27 it just takes a lot of effort, you have to spend time studying and preparing a lot That’s great your interested though and that you are already planning!

[@stephanieh8692]

I started PTA school this past week! 🤗

[@nena_366]

How is it going so far?

[@WhoIsJC7]

Any update? How's it going?

[@stephanieh8692]

@@WhoIsJC7 incredible! Just finished up my 3rd semester of classes. (Fall + spring + summer), and starting my first clinical rotation in 2 weeks!

[@WhoIsJC7]

@@stephanieh8692 that's amazing! I'm starting soon and so nervous haha any tips or suggestions you feel you've picked up along the way? Would love to know some if you've got any 😅

[@jader1549]

hey, this video really helped me figure out what I want to go to college for! but I have one question: how do you get into the PTA program? like, are there certain classes you have to take before you are accepted in the program?

[@AntonioSanson]

Yah usually the college will give you the classes you are supposed to take to get in.

[@fatimafurqan6293]

How do you become a Pta like step by step starting from high school?

[@markie4389]

How often do you have to study in between work life and school?

[@zxaaron7769]

Hi, new immigrant here，can i ask is going to a private school to learn PTA a good choice? because the entrance requirements and learning period is less than traditional colleges. but I am also worried the potential employer may scoff at such a PTA？ looking forward to hear you opinions. Thanks

[@BruceJC75]

Just got accepted for the Fall 2019!! I’m so pumped!!!

[@RG-sg2ew]

Good luck! I am in second semester and ohh boii it can be a bit overwhelming. But it's worth it

[@angelahussey9236]

I'm also in my 1st semester for Fall 2019. Holy crap it's a lot!!! But eyes on the prize, as challenging as it is I'm loving it. Good luck!!

[@Mehta2903]

Fall 2020

[@lux637]

Is PT or PTA enjoyable, or stressful and hard like nursing ? I’m thinking between the two degrees.

[@marcellycapellan6974]

I want to go into PTA but I do not want to be doing massages all day long. Any idea of how many hours a week you can expect to be doing them?

[@ceeccee9442]

I am very interested in taking the course and would like to pursue a career within the field I have been watching your videos and find them very helpful. I know that the course would be very demanding in terms of needing to study and concentrate but I am definitely ready to pursue it my only concern would be that I do have A child who is Walter and is in grade school I just would like to make sure I have that I would be able to take care of that car is the amount of time required

[@daunchseva]

How do you recertify every two years and is it a difficult process? Thank you for your videos, I just subscribed. 👍

[@AntonioSanson]

Jhony Solis so this depends on what state you live in. I’m going to make a video on it in the future. For the state I live in (Michigan) they just now started requiring you to have continuing education points to be able to get recertified every 2 years. So for Michigan there are ways you can earn points through different activities and you have to get 24 points within 2 years to be able to get recertified. If the state you live in doesn’t require you to have continuing education points then all you have to do is go online to your licensing website and you have to pay for a new license. Then they will send you one in the mail and you will be good to go. I’ll make a video on it so it is not so confusing lol

[@user-bu7cn6fh4d]

Hello! I like your video ! Thank you for information! Im physical therapist in South Korea. Im interesting about Health in USA! Kind of nurse or PTA . Which one is better for study..? Give me advise :)

[@arletysdiazgonzalez8278]

Hi guys, I would like to know how much is the average cost of the PTA program :)

[@dominicnichols2617]

I start my PTA program in August I’m nervous but excited

[@mionik8]

Hi!) What colledge do you stude ?

[@markcruz3936]

I just want to ask how long it takes for me to study PTA program and what schools provides this course? If you are bachelor degree already outside canada do i need to takes another years of schooling as PTA or PT to be qualified to work in canada?thank you i hope for your response regarding this matter

[@TheClovtar]

Also how did you transition from pta school to working as a pta? Was it difficult to find a job? Did you have to relocate? Do you feel your schooling prepared you well for the various everyday work environment as a pta?

[@AntonioSanson]

Dee I was fortunate and got a job right after my last clinical, they hired me as like a tech until I took my final exam to get licensed as a pta. It is very important to make a good impression at your clinical rotations and to network with them. I live in like a rural area so my job was like a 45-50 minute drive but I did not relocate. Schooling is like a baseline of knowledge. It’s to give you a basic understanding so you can be safe and adequate in your job, but you definitely learn a ton of new things and get way more experience working in the field.

[@melmar07]

It depends on what state you’re in. I graduated in FL in 2015, I find it difficult to land a job. That’s why I considered doing travel PT in the state of Texas and NM as a first job. I did 3 years of traveling and settled down to outpatient orthopedics here in Texas because FL sucks although I already have experience in SNF setting in Texas, they still ignoring my application. I decided to settle down in west Texas and don’t come back to FL. Besides, I’m tired of hurricanes anyway😊

[@melmar07]

Here is the thing. I did 3 years of travel therapy and then settled in outpatient setting and I felt like I miss A LOT of trends in Physical therapy going to outpatient setting. Most of my classmates after graduating went straight to outpatient while me I went to travel PT.

[@cass8139]

My PTA classes are split into two. My first part are online and the next part are clinical class :)

[@AntonioSanson]

Crystal Universeee that’s super cool! Let me know how the online portion goes and if you like it

[@marycusa70]

Crystal Wise Hi! I’m Interested in the PTA program and continue studying. Please tell me where are you taking those online classes? I will appreciated your answer ;)

[@drea7474]

This comment is super old, but I’m interested in learning about these online classes as well. Were you allowed to do them at your own pace or was it still fast paced?

[@TheClovtar]

How did you manage work and school? How much did you work? Was your job pretty flexible/understanding of your schooling?

[@AntonioSanson]

Dee It was definitely challenging to manage it all, try to find a balance with your schedule and prioritize where you spend your time. You might have to even sacrifice some of your normal things like hanging out with friends. I worked 2-3 days a week, I went to church 2-3 days a week, I took 15-18 credits a semester besides summer which was 10, and I still took time to study and some moments to spend with family and friends. It’s all possible but you will feel overwhelmed at times. My job was very flexible/understanding of going to school and they supported the idea of getting an education.

[@ThinkProfitfxTraders]

Hello Antonio! Thank you for your videos. I was wondering if you even can reply me. Thank you in advance for reading this or even anyone. So my question is can you get started in PTA program without any generals? Let just say a fresh graduate in high-school then straight to PTA school? Would you recommend private college vs. Community? (Ofcoarse with your own research about the school). Thank you so much

[@Laundrey1]

I saw that no one has commented so I thought I would. Each PTA program has different prerequisites depending on the state. I know my state required a fine arts credit as one of the prerequisites. You have to take A&P 1 &2 and some other gen Ed courses. If you did dual enrollment in high school then some of those gen Ed courses may already be complete by the time you graduate. Each school has a different set of prerequisites even if they are in the same state. It’s a highly competitive program so I suggest getting as many prerequisites for all the schools you wish to apply to done so you increase your chances of getting in. You need to study hard and make good grades to get in as it’s super competitive. My program gets roughly 60-80 applicants each year and only takes 10-20 of them. Usually the application process goes based on a points system. If you have a certain GPA, what letter grade you made for A&P courses, whether you completed gen Ed classes prior to application, etc. I’m starting my PTA program in 2 days so I can’t comment on the program itself but I could on the prerequisites part so I thought I would answer your question. Happy studies ahead!

[@svtlex4187]

What’s the least possible school to become a pta ? Is a possible to do in a year like a lvn program ?

[@katiemarcontell6531]

I don't mean to ask alot of questions I just feel scared.

[@Yeyo40]

I'm starting my first semester in PTA next week.

[@ngocno5307]

Hi Antonio, I'm so appreciate about your helpful video. i intended to become a PTA but now my english still not enough good because i will immigrant US in next few months so i didn't use English much...I just want to know if you can make videos with subtitle that will be great for people who are not good in english like me. One more question is do you think or know what are special skills this job request like : strong, male would do better or any skill you need to have? Hope to see more your videos about this career in next time Thank you!

[@AntonioSanson]

Thanks for the comment! what country are you from and what language do you speak? having good people skills with communicating and creating good relationships can help you along this field. Also it can help to be healthy motivated and willing to make a difference in peoples lives.

[@holliholland2348]

I am actually about to change my major to PTA. I have 1 more pre req to go. But I would like tips for the TEAS, when and where to do the mandatory observation, and just the application process in general. My college does a point system so I could apply this year but I am going to wait until next year so I can have the highest points possible so they will be more likely to accept me.

[@AntonioSanson]

Thats smart! The TEAS is general information that you need to know for health science fields. I don't personally remember it being extremely difficult or anything like that, if you want you can find study guides online to help you get an idea of what the questions will be like, As far as mandatory observation check with you school's program requirements because it can change depending on the college. Typically though you can observe at physical therapy clinics, hospitals, long-term care facilities (eg, nursing homes), and other healthcare settings in your area to find observation opportunities. Make sure you get a signed paper though by a licensed PT or PTA of the hours you observed for. I hope you get in to the program!!!!! Good Luck!!

[@AntonioSanson]

Maybe ill make a video just talking through tips on the whole application process in the future

[@doreenwatrous7850]

The private school I'm looking at us 33k..is the profession worth the loan price?

[@javierjmedina6412]

Can I take the prerequisites online ?

[@simplykamy]

How do you know if a school is accredited? And what if they’re not? Will you not be able to take the licensing test?

[@AntonioSanson]

You can just ask the college if they are. And yes you need to go to an accredited school to be able to sit for the licensure exam.

[@MissBandito1]

This sounds like the army paramedic program lol. I got this

[@katiemarcontell6531]

Hi I'm thinking of doing the PTA program is it really hard and is it worth it? I want to be able to help and make a difference,but I know I'm no brainiac.

[@AntonioSanson]

Katie Marcontell it is challenging but if you are determined I think it’s possible. You will definitely need to work hard. You will have to make the decision for yourself if it’s worth it. For me I enjoy being a PTA and have had a good experience but I don’t know what it’s like for everyone else.

[@DebbySelly]

Hello, I'm Indonesian that have a plan to take PTA program in Edwardsville, IL, is it possible for me to take PTA program when i graduate from Indonesian High School before and 3 years college for business administration program? And could you please tell us about the preparation test to enter PTA program, thank you very much

[@AntonioSanson]

Debby Selly you will have to have certain prerequisite classes completed like anatomy or other science classes. If the preparation test you are talking about is the TEAS exam then there are study guides online to help you prepare for it. If you are talking about something different then I’m not really sure what test you are talking about?

[@The_Great_White]

Are these offered at tech schools?

[@tytubbs564]

I was in a PT program at a major University and I simply couldn't continue because I had to work full-time during. I really love the PT field, so, thinking PTA since it's obviously a shorter program. Any advise for working full-time and doing full-time school for the program?

[@AntonioSanson]

Ty Tubbs my advice would be to try and not work quite full time. Now it sounds like the circumstance you are in you don’t have that option. So really focus on your academics and set aside intentional time to study and prepare, listen to podcasts in your car while you drive to make the most out of your time. Maybe when you get to finals take one day off of work to study. Ask teachers for help because they should want to help you succeed. I’m rooting for you man! Hopefully you make it through the program!

[@tytubbs564]

Antonio Sanson thank you for your response! That helps a lot. definitely need to perfect my time management skills. your videos help a lot about what to expect. keep them up! Hopefully I'm able to manage both without have a mental breakdown. lol! Thanks again!

[@beckettridge]

Thank you for this response. I am currently finishing up my prereqs to apply in March. I have to work though so I appreciate the feedback regarding this.

[@theamazinggoldfish8713]

Two years, wish my school was two years. Try a year and an half. Practical tomorrow, not expecting to pass. Very very down right now.

[@AntonioSanson]

is it a year and a half including your prerequisites or just the actual pta program?? hang in there!!

[@theoboegoddess]

The Amazing Goldfish did you pass?

[@SupremeDonuts]

how do you feel about earning your bachelors first and then doing a pta program?

[@AntonioSanson]

yunJ it's definitely not a bad idea if you ever want to change out of being a pta or advancing in the company as a manager or something

[@malikjones1746]

How many credits do u need to graduate/ complete the course all together

[@AntonioSanson]

malik jones including prerequisite classes and the program it is typically around 70 credits total.

[@tonytan2141]

Is the PTA program so demanding in work that I wouldn’t be able have some personal and family time every day?

[@AntonioSanson]

It depends on how you prioritize your time and how you choose to spend it. I was able to work a part time job, intern at my church, and spend time with family and friends through the PTA program but it was a really busy time for me.

[@kennygarcia102]

Is this diffuclt i suck at math and science ! Im more in language area , and i see how much they pay ALOT skilled nursing phsyical therapists how many years is it

[@experimentalworld7001]

R u an international student

[@belenyanez1315]

After I get my associates I have to go to PTA school but how long is it?

[@AntonioSanson]

Belen Yanez actually you apply to a PTA program before you have your associates and then after you finish your prerequisites and then finish the pta program you will end up with your associates degree after everything is completed. And the total length of everything is usually 2-3 years

[@user-gt1qm7jg2w]

I am currently in Rehab Sci major but I am considering to transfer to PTA school just because it seems shorter and also deeper for heath care ( for PTA school, I do not need to take classes such as art appreciation, history) Do you think it is better for me to transfer?

[@AntonioSanson]

Balance BeattyBase depends what your goals are, Once you know where you want to be in life then you can determine what the best route would be to get there. So if helping people and rehabbing them is what you desire and become a pta is the most efficient way to do it then why not.

[@user-gt1qm7jg2w]

Antonio Sanson Yess!! Thank you😆

[@CatEyedGoddess]

I killed my first year of PTA school. But the 2nd part was a bust. There were 35 seats for the 2nd year, we had to apply for the 2nd year. My school had over 100 applicants for the 2nd year of training. I didn't get in and was waitlisted. My 15k student loans kicked in and I had to find a real job. Where I live in Philly it's extremely competitive just to get into the schools. And if you have a 35 seat program with over 100 applicants, the odds are against you. Just saying. If you are young and just starting out try it. If you are a full on adult looking to level up, find something else.

[@ceeccee9442]

I am interested in becoming a pta do you know if program Can be done online with the exception of placement ? If so do you know of schools that offer program?

[@AntonioSanson]

I don't actually have any recommendations for online programs, I need to look into that more. There are programs that exist online but a portion of all programs have an in person portion to test your skills.

[@MissyTC-86]

Did you have to take physics/math? I’m afraid of those classes

[@AntonioSanson]

I had to take a little bit of basic math in the beginning but once I got into the program I didn’t have any physics or math classes

[@ThaoNguyen-dv6oh]

Hay quá

[@fabulouslifeinchrist1349]

Hey, if I took an introduction class to pta and have around a 69, do you think I will suffer in the program. Anything less than 75 is failing in my school. I study; but, I still struggle. I got in a program; but, I am worried since this one class is so hard. The first semester is 5 classes or 17 hours and I have not been a full-time student for over a decade. Should I turn down my application and work as a rehab tech for a year or so and then reapply? Or, should I find an easier major like dental assistant or pharmacy tech? I met someone who got booted for falling a few points below the 75%. I am super worried. Science is hard for me; but, it is needed for many healthcare programs.

[@hashimabdurrazzaque4478]

Are PTA and PT required to massage patience

[@AntonioSanson]

Hashim Abdurrazzaque you do learn manual techniques and massage is a part of that but it’s not really a mandatory thing but it’s really up to what the most effective treatment strategy would be for that patient

[@danieldadi9576]

Thank you for the video it s very helpfull, anyway i dont understand a thing, how can i pass the prerequisite classes such as anatomy if i don t be in the program?

[@AntonioSanson]

Incisione a mano libera you take anatomy and other prerequisites like that before you actually start the program So you don’t need to be accepted into the program to be able to take those classes

[@danieldadi9576]

Antonio Sanson for example, i would like to get into a miami dade pta program and the required anatomy and english, so i go to the miami dade college i will pay for this classes, i will pass them and then i will apply for pta program. Isn t it?

[@AntonioSanson]

Incisione a mano libera yah you are on the right track, If I were you I would talk to a counselor at the college and ask them specifically what you need to do before you apply to the program!

[@thegodson11]

How much did your PTA school cost and was it accredited thru the Association for PT. Was it a trade school or uni/community college?

[@AntonioSanson]

thegodson11 the cost of tuition was around $28,000. But after buying books, cpr, lab clothes, licensure test, vaccines, etc, it adds up. The school was accredited by the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE) The college I started at was a community college but the college I went through the program at was a private college.

[@brandonewertz1989]

@Antonio Sanson I’m currently a SPTA and I’m struggling with patho and kinesiology any advice?

[@AntonioSanson]

I can relate to that, patho was a difficult class for me. With kinesiology it helped me to look at flashcards to review the muscles and functions and then I would also quiz myself over them and also do all the movements physically to learn what actions each muscles perform. Patho was a lot of memorization to understand all the diseases but seeing videos on youtube about different pathologies helped me remember more about their effect on the body so I would remember them easier.

[@brandonewertz1989]

Antonio Sanson Thanks so much for the advice!

[@marycusa70]

Antonio Sanson I was at Keiser for the PTA program and finished all the Pre Reqs. Unfortunately couldn’t continued...not help at all at home 😩

[@jazminnunez8347]

How do I know which school to go for pta? I’ve always been interested since I was little but I’m scared and nervous because I feel like I’m not smart enough. Like how do I begin? Where do I start? How do I know of this school is good? What school should I go to?

[@tanyadavis2874]

Your smart enough you can do it.. just look for an accredited school.. I'm definitely going for this... hou should to.

[@Jacktemps]

Did you sign up to a program? Thinking about it too, been out of school for 10 years so it’s pretty daunting!

[@WayneKerrr]

I just found out today that I can’t transfer to the school that offers a PTA program because my gpa is too low from two bad years. Shattered my dreams :(

[@AntonioSanson]

ah that's a bummer, is there any way you can retake classes to improve your GPA?

[@WayneKerrr]

Antonio Sanson unfortunately not, it would take time that I just don’t really have. Still exploring options looking for a chance tho

[@AntonioSanson]

well let me know what happens, keep me in the loop

[@giogregorio103]

Is it better to go to an accredited technical school or an accredited community college/university ?

[@AntonioSanson]

gio gregorio I don’t know much about technical schools Most people I know usually just go to a community college or university.

[@sirgarlvinland2770]

What do u think of CAPTA / APTA Antonio? is it a scam?

[@AntonioSanson]

Sir Garl Vinland the way the APTA was explained to me was that it helps in creating legislation and helps push for improving physical therapy. Like they helped with getting physical therapy direct access and things like that. And then on their website they offer just a lot of different info to help you out and continuing education courses.

[@lilic5474]

Is it true that only 10-20% of what you learned in PTA school is needed on the field and the remaining 80-90% is learned through experience?? 🤔

[@AntonioSanson]

Lili C I don’t know if those exact percentages are accurate but I do believe there is some truth to what you are saying lol. The whole point of the program and licensing exam is to insure that you are at the most basic and safest level to perform therapy services. It’s basically the minimum information you need to learn to be safe and provide basic care to patients. So a lot of your learning comes from on the job experience and continuing education classes after the program is done. And depending on where you work they don’t do things exactly by the books anyways lol. So yah, you learn a lot more through experience and finding people who are more experienced than you to teach you skills.

[@nate77trimble]

Currently in active army, best online school for PTA?

[@AntonioSanson]

Sorry, I don't know of any good online programs, Just be sure to make sure it is an accredited program and also know that you will have to do a portion of the program in person for any online program.

[@katiemarcontell6531]

Also are the tests in the classroom case scenario type?

[@hasanjusufovic9431]

Hey, I'm a Licensed PTA in NY, I don't think that you should be scared, because being a PTA is a very fun career. Most PTA's are very satisfied because of the amount of variety that exists in the field (Pediatrics, neurology, sports, skilled nursing, and much more). Hours are very good, and job outlooks are also good. PTA programs can be challenging, because of the vast amount of information that you have to learn in two years, on top of all that be able to demonstrate in lab and clinical settings. Tests in class are generally set up in a practical and "case scenario" manner, so you just have to think a little harder :) Anyway good luck I hope you take the path.

[@katiemarcontell6531]

Thank you for your response I just need to have faith but also I just don't want to be a failure. I was in nursing school for the wrong reason and I didn't like it much also I struggled really hard and dropped out but I feel better for doing so. I am truly interested in the PTA program because they sometimes use soft tissue massage to help their patients and I I think I could be a PTA I just hope you don't have to be the smartest.

[@nena_366]

@@katiemarcontell6531 update? I feel you. Im about to leave Rad school and I am looking into this

[@TheSHAY1806]

How long does it take to complete prerequisites??

[@AntonioSanson]

TheSHAY1806 not too long These are typical prerequisite classes: Biology I Anatomy and Physiology I and II English I Intro to Psychology Medical Terminology a Communications related course, and College Algebra or Statistics (or other math-related course) The length of a PTA program is typically 2 years (5 semesters) consisting of general education course, physical therapy courses, and clinical education.

[@TheSHAY1806]

Antonio Sanson thank you so much you are a huge help

[@kalpanawarkhedkar7812]

Do physiotherapist earn good What is their salary? Does this field have any scope in future? Plz tell Thank you 😊🙏

[@AntonioSanson]

I have a video on physical therapist salary, PTA salary, and PTA job outlook. Check those out and you might find some answers to your questions. Let me know if you have more questions after you watch them!!

[@jackie6035]

What were your grades in high school?

[@AntonioSanson]

Jackie A & A- I think I graduated high school with like a 3.95 GPA or something and I graduated college with a 3.82 GPA

[@NoahsAsylum0137]

Meh, Id fail.. guess its back to my dead end job.

[@sincerelyme6178]

Challenge yourself dont give up everything in life is hard but hey on the brighter side I heard that pta school is fun ? You'll thankyourself when you get that good check

[@UnknownUser-el3zk]

I don’t think anything is easy at first

[@annaamileav626]

Are you a Christian ?! How cool

[@AntonioSanson]

Anna Vandunk for sure lol

[@annaamileav626]

Antonio Sanson the best Decision and you can make your whole entire life is pta school Monday through Friday ?

[@SAMandCMT]

well shit

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This dude is a flamer lol

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