I'm not here to start a riot or an argument over which path is better. I'm just going to leave this here so some people may have more insight on what path they want to take trying to become a DPT.
I was corresponding with enrollment management of a DPT program, and after asking how the GPAs were calculated, the response was this:
" To illustrate my point a little better, let's say we have 2 students:
- John is a Chemistry major who had to take 15 Chemistry courses for his major.
- Jane is a...
For some programs, it may be best to have an easier non-biology degree.
I was corresponding with enrollment management of a DPT program, and after asking how the GPAs were calculated, the response was this:
" To illustrate my point a little better, let's say we have 2 students:
- John is a Chemistry major who had to take 15 Chemistry courses for his major.
- Jane is a...
For some programs, it may be best to have an easier non-biology degree.