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Sara
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L'Île-Perrot, QC
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What school's would you recomend are good ones if i want to go study in the direction of physiotherapie?
Like not only in Canada, but like from all around the world. (preferably school's that are English or French). Like give me a top 10 of best schools and tell me also if they're like hard to get into please.
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Mike Severo
I am a physical therapist (30+ years) currently consulting and coaching within healthcare
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Hello,
It's wonderful to hear you're interested in becoming a physiotherapist! There are many great schools in the US and Canada, and you can find annual rankings from sources like US News and World Report. You might also find similar lists for other countries online.
When choosing a school, think about what matters most to you, such as location, cost, and program length. Remember, the best school is the one that fits you and that you can get into. Admission standards have risen, but don't let that discourage you. The field needs smart, caring, and dedicated people like you.
Most programs consider your GPA, test scores, and possibly some work experience. Some might also require an essay or interview. The exciting part is that once you graduate, there are plenty of job opportunities for physiotherapists. Keep pushing forward—you've got this!
It's wonderful to hear you're interested in becoming a physiotherapist! There are many great schools in the US and Canada, and you can find annual rankings from sources like US News and World Report. You might also find similar lists for other countries online.
When choosing a school, think about what matters most to you, such as location, cost, and program length. Remember, the best school is the one that fits you and that you can get into. Admission standards have risen, but don't let that discourage you. The field needs smart, caring, and dedicated people like you.
Most programs consider your GPA, test scores, and possibly some work experience. Some might also require an essay or interview. The exciting part is that once you graduate, there are plenty of job opportunities for physiotherapists. Keep pushing forward—you've got this!
Thank you, Mike!
Sara