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Physical therapy programs are generally highly structured and there is usually no deviation from the schedule…you enter the program the first year and graduate with the same people you’ve been going to school with during the program. For example, we went to class from 8 until 4 or 5 everyday and were in the same class with the same people until we all graduated. We had no influence on the schedule…it was determined for us. It pretty much takes a full time committment to enter the professional phase of PT school. No weekend classes…sorry
A PTA program, however, MIGHT be a little less structured, but of course is only an associates degree.
#1 by mistify on December 31, 2009 - 2:16 pm
Physical therapy programs are generally highly structured and there is usually no deviation from the schedule…you enter the program the first year and graduate with the same people you’ve been going to school with during the program. For example, we went to class from 8 until 4 or 5 everyday and were in the same class with the same people until we all graduated. We had no influence on the schedule…it was determined for us. It pretty much takes a full time committment to enter the professional phase of PT school. No weekend classes…sorry
A PTA program, however, MIGHT be a little less structured, but of course is only an associates degree.