Post Your Grades - Vol. Spring 2011

Originally Posted by DwyaneWadeOG

^but that 5% that cares is where the $$ are.
QFT.  How many successful lawyers, doctors, CEOs, investment bankers and engineers do you know that barely scraped by in college.
 
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in before "bill gates dropped out of college!!!!"

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Originally Posted by undefinedinc

Originally Posted by diew its james

Originally Posted by undefinedinc

Yo that is an Ill curriculum, where do you go?

5th Semester in DPT school..I got it IN!
PHT 6127Ad Path Move Analys3.00GradedA
PHT 6164Neuro Dx & Mgt II3.00GradedB
PHT 6164LNeuro Dx & Mgt Ii L1.00GradedA
PHT 6381Cardiopulmonary3.00GradedA-
PHT 6381LCardiopulmonary Lab1.00GradedA
PHT 6970DPT Project3.00Thesis/DissertationP
what schools do you guys go to? hows DPT?

I go to Florida International University, so far its really rewarding man..I'm glad I decided on this major..The classes that I have taken so far goes way beyond just manual techniques such as moving someones arm or leg..We have learned ways to treat issues with the lungs, the brain, and many other things..I would highly recommended it for anyone thinking about a major..The only gripe is the pay is pretty modest (depending where you are, but it is usually 50-60 thousand starting)
how are the courses being taught? is it pure memorization or more hands-on activities? also how long do you think it will take to get your doctorates degree? i'm interested in being a PT and working on getting a BS in exercise science right now
 
Originally Posted by undefinedinc

Originally Posted by diew its james

Originally Posted by undefinedinc

Yo that is an Ill curriculum, where do you go?

5th Semester in DPT school..I got it IN!
PHT 6127Ad Path Move Analys3.00GradedA
PHT 6164Neuro Dx & Mgt II3.00GradedB
PHT 6164LNeuro Dx & Mgt Ii L1.00GradedA
PHT 6381Cardiopulmonary3.00GradedA-
PHT 6381LCardiopulmonary Lab1.00GradedA
PHT 6970DPT Project3.00Thesis/DissertationP
what schools do you guys go to? hows DPT?

I go to Florida International University, so far its really rewarding man..I'm glad I decided on this major..The classes that I have taken so far goes way beyond just manual techniques such as moving someones arm or leg..We have learned ways to treat issues with the lungs, the brain, and many other things..I would highly recommended it for anyone thinking about a major..The only gripe is the pay is pretty modest (depending where you are, but it is usually 50-60 thousand starting)
how are the courses being taught? is it pure memorization or more hands-on activities? also how long do you think it will take to get your doctorates degree? i'm interested in being a PT and working on getting a BS in exercise science right now
 
^ The courses are split up between lecture and lab..So lecture tests will test your knowledge through the traditional multiple choice paper test while the lab classes will test you hands on techniques such as manual therapy, how would you diagnose, and what exercises or treatment would you prescribe to a certain condition that you diagnosed. So the lab tests will be done in front of the professor and they will critique how you on your technique. The program at my school is 3 and a half years (which goes by like nothing!) but other schools have different times. I would highly recommend the PT program because you will have a great advantage with the knowledge you obtained through your BA in exercise science. If you have any questions  feel free to PM man, I would be glad to help
 
^ The courses are split up between lecture and lab..So lecture tests will test your knowledge through the traditional multiple choice paper test while the lab classes will test you hands on techniques such as manual therapy, how would you diagnose, and what exercises or treatment would you prescribe to a certain condition that you diagnosed. So the lab tests will be done in front of the professor and they will critique how you on your technique. The program at my school is 3 and a half years (which goes by like nothing!) but other schools have different times. I would highly recommend the PT program because you will have a great advantage with the knowledge you obtained through your BA in exercise science. If you have any questions  feel free to PM man, I would be glad to help
 
HS senior
AP Calculus AB - A+

AP Chemistry - A+

AP English Literature - A

Government - B

GPA : a little over 4.0

Cumulative HS GPA : ~3.1 (underachieved my first three years)

Props to those doing it big with the college GPAs 
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HS senior
AP Calculus AB - A+

AP Chemistry - A+

AP English Literature - A

Government - B

GPA : a little over 4.0

Cumulative HS GPA : ~3.1 (underachieved my first three years)

Props to those doing it big with the college GPAs 
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My pathology shelf exam


Your Raw Score =750

Your National % Rank =98
 
My pathology shelf exam


Your Raw Score =750

Your National % Rank =98
 
I will play.... 2 semesters of grad school down. 1 to go


ClassDescriptionUnitsGradingFinal GradeGrade Points
INTH 401Fundamentals of Global Health3.00Regular Grades B9.000
SASS 517Family System Interventions3.00Regular Grades A12.000
SASS 569CSD Prac II:Strt Des Impl Comm3.00Regular Grades A-10.998
SASS 603Field Education III3.00Pass/No Pass P 
SSWM 546International Social Work3.00Regular Grades A-10.998
 
I will play.... 2 semesters of grad school down. 1 to go


ClassDescriptionUnitsGradingFinal GradeGrade Points
INTH 401Fundamentals of Global Health3.00Regular Grades B9.000
SASS 517Family System Interventions3.00Regular Grades A12.000
SASS 569CSD Prac II:Strt Des Impl Comm3.00Regular Grades A-10.998
SASS 603Field Education III3.00Pass/No Pass P 
SSWM 546International Social Work3.00Regular Grades A-10.998
 
Originally Posted by undefinedinc

^ The courses are split up between lecture and lab..So lecture tests will test your knowledge through the traditional multiple choice paper test while the lab classes will test you hands on techniques such as manual therapy, how would you diagnose, and what exercises or treatment would you prescribe to a certain condition that you diagnosed. So the lab tests will be done in front of the professor and they will critique how you on your technique. The program at my school is 3 and a half years (which goes by like nothing!) but other schools have different times. I would highly recommend the PT program because you will have a great advantage with the knowledge you obtained through your BA in exercise science. If you have any questions  feel free to PM man, I would be glad to help

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Originally Posted by undefinedinc

^ The courses are split up between lecture and lab..So lecture tests will test your knowledge through the traditional multiple choice paper test while the lab classes will test you hands on techniques such as manual therapy, how would you diagnose, and what exercises or treatment would you prescribe to a certain condition that you diagnosed. So the lab tests will be done in front of the professor and they will critique how you on your technique. The program at my school is 3 and a half years (which goes by like nothing!) but other schools have different times. I would highly recommend the PT program because you will have a great advantage with the knowledge you obtained through your BA in exercise science. If you have any questions  feel free to PM man, I would be glad to help

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College English 2-A
Inform Literacy/Research-A
Interpersonal Communication-A
Personal/Community Health-A
World Religions-B

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College English 2-A
Inform Literacy/Research-A
Interpersonal Communication-A
Personal/Community Health-A
World Religions-B

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Ill let you know in a week.
Can def say my grades are a lot better than they were last semester.
 
Ill let you know in a week.
Can def say my grades are a lot better than they were last semester.
 
ThermoDynamics II - A-
Calc III - A
Aerospace Technology- A
Industrial/Organizational Psych- A
Dynamics of Fluids- A-

Recently switched majors from Pre-med to Polymer Engineering and my grades do not come easy
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ThermoDynamics II - A-
Calc III - A
Aerospace Technology- A
Industrial/Organizational Psych- A
Dynamics of Fluids- A-

Recently switched majors from Pre-med to Polymer Engineering and my grades do not come easy
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First year, second semester (University).

Management Accounting - A
Calculus 1 - A-
Intro to Sociology - A-
Intro to Computing Applications - A
Intro to Macroeconomics - A

Great semester for me recently. Hopefully I can keep these grades up for the next few years in university though.
 
First year, second semester (University).

Management Accounting - A
Calculus 1 - A-
Intro to Sociology - A-
Intro to Computing Applications - A
Intro to Macroeconomics - A

Great semester for me recently. Hopefully I can keep these grades up for the next few years in university though.
 
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