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Im going into my fourth year in kinesiology undergrad, and my gpa is atrocious (2.5). I attend one of the top sports science schools in the world, but I completely messed up my first two years and now have an awful gpa. My goal was to go to PT school, but now im not sure that is even possible. Are there any decent jobs I can get with just the undergrad degree? or any way I could get into any PT school? submitted by /u/Mediocre_Dot6503 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi there! I’m a grade 12 student who just got accepted into utsg kinesiology program and I hope to go into dental school afterwards. Does anyone have an advice? submitted by /u/Adorable_Mud6596 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I am a first year college student studying in kinesiology at the moment. I want to be a physical therapist assistant. Do i continue to get my associates in kinesiology? Or would that be wasting time. If do I major in? submitted by /u/scotty4vicepres [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Kinesiologists are underrated and under-appreciated. I've been a kinesiologist for over 3 years now, and I think this field doesn't get enough credit. I've done a bit of everything, from coordinating return-to-work programs for workplace injury patients to working as a personal trainer and physio aide. Recently, I've started contracting in a clinical setting, doing more hands-on treatment and fitness assessments, on top of my usual exercise prescriptions. One thing I've noticed is that it's really tough to get people to try our services without insurance coverage. Almost all of my patients ha ..read more

Hello everybody, I have a bachelor degree in sport science and i am looking for a master in sport performance or S&C, does anybody knows what are the best ones around (in the world,bpreferibly in a western language)? Everything related to high level sport performance. If this is not the correct sub and you know where i could get what i am looking for, please show me! Thanks in advance submitted by /u/fededg2000 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more