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Is math a large part of physical therapy coursework?

I’m interested in becoming a PT but I am not the best with numbers ... #physical-therapist #physical-therapy

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Aditi’s Answer

No Misha. Mathematics as a subject is not a part of physical therapy. But you have to deal with numbers as it comes in physics. Best of luck for your journey becoming PT.
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Carol’s Answer

Misha;

While I have not recruited for Physical Therapists nor have I attended college to become one, I have found that the best way to find out about any career is to go online and ask. I used Google. Here is what I found. Hope it helps. Feel free to reach back out.

Carol

The most commonly required course prerequisites are below:

· Anatomy / A&P 1 with lab.

· Physiology / A&P 2 with lab.

· Biology 1 (not botany or zoology)

· Biology 2 (not botany or zoology)

· General Chemistry 1 with lab.

· General Chemistry 2 with lab.

· General Physics 1 with lab.

· General Physics 2 with lab.


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