jchin22

Appreciate the insight. I'll try my luck and see what I can do within the coming weeks. Hopefully talk to a counselor but it seems like i may go the PTA route and then PT

@horb Well when you apply to programs,don't they ask you for your official transcripts? Including classes you may have taken as a non degree student?

@proflorax Hey, thank you for the suggestion. I still may check CUNY bac program out. Maybe I'll retake some classes to boost my gpa

I meant to say PA not PTA

@jullietmecredi Thank you for your response. As I mentioned my GPA is nowhere near where it should be. I believe to be even considered for either BSN, PT or PTA, I would need atleast a 3.0. I'm currently at 2.7 GPA. I was thinking about going to a community college and retaking some courses and get better grades to boost my GPA. But I heard that grad programs dislike the fact that you take classes over and especially if you take them at a 2-year college. What's your opinion?

I recently graduated from CUNY Hunter College with a Bachelors in Psychology and a minor in Biology. I was looking into Physical Therapy programs but I'm a discouraged due to the fact that my GPA is nowhere near to what schools are looking for. I was thinking about getting a MBA in Business Administration from CUNY Baruch and saw that they have a MBA program in Healthcare. I was thinking about applying for the MBA at Baruch, boost my GPA and attempt to apply to a PT program in NYC. Any suggestions?