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You’d have to go through an accreditation process (which can take up to 2 years) where they look at your pre requisites and the classes you’ve taken and they compare it to a DPT program here in the states. If there are missing classes or topics from your program, then they’ll make you take those classes here in the states to compensate for the difference. So that your degree will equate to a DPT degree here in the states. I hope that makes sense. But no, you can’t be a licensed PT here in the states with just a bachelor’s degree.

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I’m so sorry Li. I understand this feeling especially the wanting to go out but having no income. But the only way to change your story is seeing how bad you want to change your story. If you want to be sad about it forever, then stay where you are in fear. Don’t pursue your career as a PT. But if you want a different narrative, overcome that fear by really really understanding the study material and crushing the NPTE. Use all these resources and also find someone you can study with that’s way smarter than you so you can ask questions in person. You got this 💪🏾

I completely understand. I would say do not take the exam if you have a fear that is going to cause you to be a poor test taker. You may know all the information but if you’re not confident going in, the anxiety and fear will make you forget stuff that you have studies for years. So I would say focus on your mental well being first before even tackling the exam. Focus on breathing tactics and also get more confident with the subjects that you feel you are “weaker” in. Once you can get to a point where the idea of taking the exam doesn’t terrify your, then you’re ready to take it. You should be at a place where you’re kind of excited to take it because you know for a fact that you’re confident with all the information you’ve studied. And the best way to get there is to keep practicing. Take practice exams and also mimic the test environment as much as you can.

Try to carve out 5-6 hours of your day and prepare each practice exam as if you’re taking the real one. Put headphones over your ears, sit at a desk in a closed off area. Turn your phone off. Put all your reading material away and also take breaks the exact same way you would in the exam. Take the practice exam at the same time you would take the real exam. The more you practice the routine, the easier it will be on the actual exam day.

I really hope that helps. You are more than capable of passing this exam. Don’t let the fear cripple you from getting to your end goal. YOU GOT THIS☺️

Hi! Attempt each question like it matters. Yes all 250 because you don’t know which 50 is not accounted for.

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Thank you!!! And you get both when you purchase them from the FSBPT website. So when you buy the package, one is retired and one is the regular practice one. And you take both of them at different times. I recommend taking the practice inflow first like in the beginning of your studies to see where you are if you’d take the exam right now. And then that shows you where to study more and what your weaknesses are. And then take the retired one closer to September to mimick how you’ll take it in October. That way if you’re still struggling in an area, you have about a month to master it.

And I’m sure you’ve heard it before but each time you take the peats try your best to make it as close to the testing environment as possible. Meaning look up what the testing protocol is and find a space (like a cubicle) and set aside the 5 hours you need with no distractions. Take the breaks in between sections exactly like you would on testing day. This cuts down anxiety SOOOO much. Because you are familiar with the process. So make sure when you’re taking both peats, your phone is on dnd and you’re in the zone. It’ll help give you a more realistic experience and score of how you’ll do on exam day.

You will pass!! Good luck!

Heyy I took Therapy Ed exam1 and 2 and got 120 and 110. I studied and thought I would get better on the second TE exam but it turned out I got lower. I dont feel confident at all with this real exam coming July. Can I ask your suggestion? What should I do?

Hey! Thanks for reaching out. And if anyone can relate, it’d be me. I’d say it’s okay to feel down but try not to stay down or defeated. Also during this waiting period focus on what you can do better the next time and literally start the prep work now. It helps with the waiting and feeling anxious and it also builds your confidence because you still have all the information fresh in your head. The advantage you have over the next person that takes the exam for the first time is that you’ve done it before. Use that to your advantage and I guarantee you’ll nail it.

Thank you! I really appreciate you taking the time to comment back. As soon as I got out of the test and back to my car, I wrote down a whole list of topics that caught me off guard, and I continue to have them pop in my head. You’re right. If anything, I’m gonna be more prepared than ever 💪🏼

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YOU GOT THIS!! The easiest thing to do is actually give up. So don’t let your failures win. Don’t let them have that over you.

I know you haven’t failed but just overall in general! I’m happy you’re looking at it with new eyes!!

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Hi Ravnat! Thanks so much for reaching out! And great questions! From what I know, there are only Doctorate programs for physical therapy in the states. So instead of doing the masters, they have only allowed Doctorate programs to give degrees here. I actually went to DPT school in Australia and did my bachelors in USA. So I never took the GRE (which is the exam you’ll need to take) and I never went to a DPT program in the states. So I’m not really familiar with which programs are the best however I do have a friend that I can try to reach out to for that information regarding scholarships and admission procedures! I hope that helps! Also feel free to email me at ashleyegbo@yahoo.com.

In downtown Tulum parking wasn’t a problem for us. But we didn’t go during a busy time so it was super empty. But for dinners and night life, it was a lot more crowded. However you have complimentary valet parking when you get to the restaurant or club. So you don’t really have to fuss with parking. But everything else during the day was fine.

The car rental was like $500 with all the deposits and everything. I think you get back $250. But depends on the car company. And it’s really no recommendation cause that was the first one we used. Regardless of the company just make sure to get a thorough video of the car just in case most of the company’s do the same thing.

I’m so glad it was helpful for youuu!

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Thank you so much hope you are well too!

I used his Independent study course. Here’s the link: courses.ptfinalexam.com/p/pt-independent-study-course

You’re completely right! It gives you your results immediately after taking it.

I was referring to the actual NPTE. They don’t give you the exam back. I assumed when I paid for the feedback that it’ll show me the answers I got wrong like the PEAT but they only show you an analysis.

Hi. I know it’s scary but take that fear and use it to focus on your resources and study patterns. The exam is hard but you’re definitely capable of passing it.

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