Lasagne89

You're right, there are people in their late 30s in my program as well. But that's not my point....In my mind I had it all figured out that by 30 I'll be DONE with school, have my degree, a decent career as a PT, , a house, a car and *maybe* a husband lol. This situation is a MAJOR drawback, it's not like I failed one class and have to repeat it, no I am completely DISQUALIFIED from the program. out. dunzo. back to square one. I do hope things will work out from me but right now I can't see the end of that stupid tunnel.

I'm pushing 30 years old. I'm not sure what working for a few years and re-applying will accomplish? I did that last year before finally being admitted in the program and it was hell. I have a 9-5 job at a clinic that is not mentally fulfilling to me. Furthermore, after being kicked out I am not permitted to re-apply again to the program. Thanks for your input.

I just found out I am in the EXACT situation. I've had enough and I don't know what to do...my gpa is dead, there is no way another school will accept me. Plus the admissions for fall 2016 are over. Honestly I just feel like sleeping and stairing at the ceiling for the whole day, I'm not even motivated to wake up and take a shower. I spent the last 3 years giving everything I got to enter the Master's program (took plenty of classes to boost my gpa for admission, volunteered with many physiotherapists,shadowed a bunch of them etc) and now it's all down the drain after a first desastrous year. Do you know anyone who recovered from such a failure?