Rebecca Kollmorgen

Should I take an AP Bio class in high school to prepare for a Physical Therapy degree?

Hi, I'm Mackenzie a senior who will be attending mount Union next fall, I am on the journey of looking for scholarships. #Fall25

I am taking human anatomy because I want to be a physical therapist, and I am worried I will not be able to memorize everything.

I am about to go into my first year of college. I have done a job shadow day, but it was very brief and only focused on the sports aspects of PT. I am wanting to go into pediatrics but I’d like to get a better idea of what that and PT as a whole looks like before I get too deep into this career.

I am a senior in high school that will be attending college in the fall. I am currently trying to decide what career path I want to follow. Right now I am considering occupational therapy or physical therapy. How do they vary and how can I get a better idea of what career I should purse?

I plan to become a physical therapist, but also want to explore different options. I'm very interested in the technology and science behind training, especially weightlifting. #Spring25

I am in undergrad at Nova Southeastern University, and I am trying to get an idea of my future. #Spring25

I am just starting school and want to get the most of this experience and be a good PT.

How do you manage your physical and mental health? What study tips would you recommend for a first year graduate student? I want to ensure I am not struggling with all the information to retain. Thank you in advance! #Spring2025

I am a HS senior interested in this field. I have been accepted to Pacific University which has a strong PT program. I play football and enjoy exercise sciences.

I am curious what classes i would need to take.

I am a high school senior who is wanting to become a physical therapist. However, the area I am interest in specializing in does not have many job opportunities for me. I am wondering on how people have gotten through this even though it may be far ahead of me.

I am an avid baker and I was wondering if this career would somehow interfere with this.

what is the best part about physical therapy?

Do you have anything that you wish you would have known before you started physical therapy that could help someone looking to get into the field or anything that would make someone not want to get into the field?

I'm 16 years old and have a passion to go into healthcare. I am hoping to start at a community college to become a PTA.

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