Essay On Physical Therapy Program

Throughout my time spent here at KU, I plan to obtain a B.S. degree in Exercise Science, and then go on and apply to the Physical Therapy program. In order to get accepted into the program, I must have a 3.0 GPA average or higher, and typically all accepted students have higher GPA’s than that. This being so, I will have to make sure to always stay on top of my homework and prepare properly for every test and exam. This program is very competitive, so it will most likely be a struggle for me to get accepted. This being said, I have made it my goal to obtain at least a 3.6 GPA throughout my years here. I would like to try and keep a 4.0 GPA like I did in high school, but college has already proved to me that it is going to be a real intellectual struggle to keep that high of a standard. I will be very happy with myself if I can maintain anywhere from 3.8-4.0, but it will be okay if it is only 3.6-3.8. Another
One of the most important things is to have an ample amount on knowledge in anatomy, physiology, biology, and chemistry. Physical therapist need to be able to calculate, measure, analyze, and reason with data. They need to be able to properly evaluate and observe their patients so that they can correctly be diagnosed. They also need to know how to keep proper records of the patients. Interpersonal skills are also very critical for this career. Physical therapists need to be able to communicate with their patients and other health professionals so that the patient can be taken care of appropriately. It is also important for a physical therapist to be physically healthy and active. They have to be able to give manual therapy and guide the patients correctly in the exercises. Lastly, a physical therapist must be compassionate and flexible. It is important to be understanding with the patient and their pain, and to be able to adapt to different situations or different