PHYSICAL THERAPY Q&A | answering your PT School questions!

PHYSICAL THERAPY Q&A | answering your PT School questions!
hi guys! it's Kristen and I am a second semester DPT student. in today's video, I answer all of your questions about physical therapy school. I talk about pre-pt tips, study tips, how I prepared for the GRE, and more! hope you enjoyed :)
Are you in physical therapy school, nursing school, or medical school? Let me know in the comments! I hope you found this video helpful & if you did please be sure to subscribe down below, I post new videos every single Thursday at 11am EST.
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✰ FAQ ✰
-Where did you go to college? The University of Georgia (class of 2020)
-Where are you from? Pennsylvania
-What are you studying? I have a B.S in Exercise and Sports Science and I am now working towards my Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT student) at Mercer University!
-What's your instagram? @kristen.nicolosi
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[@kristennicolosi]

hope you guys enjoyed this video! if you have any other questions that I didn't answer, be sure to leave them in the comments & i will answer them :)

[@becomingrachel]

I couldn’t not agree more with what you said about how hard it is to make the switch from only A’s are acceptable to simply doing as best as we can but not putting too much pressure on yourself. It’s something I know I need to do, but it’s easy to forget.

[@kristennicolosi]

so glad you can relate! its so tough, thanks for watching friend!

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[@kristennicolosi]

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[@AbigailMckayla]

I start DPT school this fall and love watching your videos for tips. Thank you so much for sharing! :)

[@kristennicolosi]

You are so welcome! thank you so much for watching & best of luck to you!

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[@kristennicolosi]

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[@brooksberry7443]

Hi Kristen. I’m a student from GA and I was looking at the Mercer program for DPT. My biggest concern is that I have an 80 lb dog who needs lots of love and care. I’m not sure if DPT school is doable while I have him. I was wondering if you have any thoughts or advice for me! Ps. Love the video, it has a lot of good personalized info that most other videos don’t share

[@kristennicolosi]

hi! thanks for watching! a lot of people in my program have pets, including large dogs. I think its definitely doable, especially the first 2 years of program when you are on campus. live as close as you can to campus (lots of apartment options or Mercer lofts) and you can walk him during the 1 hour lunch break. weekdays on campus are typically 8-4pm ish. keep in mind though what you will do with the dog during year 3 when you are in clinical full time. are you able to live at home and have your family help if you are at clinic 8-10 hours straight? hope this helps!

[@brooksberry7443]

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