What’s your guys thoughts on studying physiotherapy (undergrad)

[Rabbi]

Tbh looking kinda fire
I don’t want a bachelor in bio/chem just to end up jobless if I don’t pursue a PhD or go to med school.
Seems like a decent balance, work hours aren’t crazy, studying probably gonna be tough but idk

 

[Deleted member 7125]

I'm too stupid for that tbh

 

[audreyen]

I would never go to uni tbh it’s a waste of time unless I was high IQ and really approachable/friendly so could get easy good grades + networking.
Unless of course you are passionate about what you’re studying.

 

[Deleted member 10524]

I have a similar idea I'm thinking of majoring in physiology or kinesiology for athletic training

 

[Deleted member 4464]

you can make a lot of money from physiotherapy even in my shithole this job is well paid

 

[Ocelot]

aka athlean-xmaxxing

I think if you go to med school and do sports med/related fields the pay is pretty dope and I've heard it's not nearly as taxing as other medical specialties, unless of course, you somehow manage to get into dermatology jfl, luckiest fuckers out there

I'm not sure about physiotherapy, I've only thought of going to med school and then I'd worry about the specialty later, but I'm almost certain the pay will be under six figures, and for whatever reason I can't stomach working a sub-6 figure job.

but then again you probably get out of uni earlier, less expensive tuition fees, less work hours etc.

 

[Rabbi]

aka athlean-xmaxxing

I think if you go to med school and do sports med/related fields the pay is pretty dope and I've heard it's not nearly as taxing as other medical specialties, unless of course, you somehow manage to get into dermatology jfl, luckiest fuckers out there

I'm not sure about physiotherapy, I've only thought of going to med school and then I'd worry about the specialty later, but I'm almost certain the pay will be under six figures, and for whatever reason I can't stomach working a sub-6 figure job.

but then again you probably get out of uni earlier, less expensive tuition fees, less work hours etc.

It’s a backup if I don’t get into medicine tbh I find sports medicine very interesting too

 

[Rabbi]

aka athlean-xmaxxing

I think if you go to med school and do sports med/related fields the pay is pretty dope and I've heard it's not nearly as taxing as other medical specialties, unless of course, you somehow manage to get into dermatology jfl, luckiest fuckers out there

I'm not sure about physiotherapy, I've only thought of going to med school and then I'd worry about the specialty later, but I'm almost certain the pay will be under six figures, and for whatever reason I can't stomach working a sub-6 figure job.

but then again you probably get out of uni earlier, less expensive tuition fees, less work hours etc.

The only University that offers physiotherapy where I live is a fucking 1 and a half to 2 hour drive each way which is just so shit.
There’s no good accommodation around the area too which sucks

 

[Deleted member 12303]

if the job has more than 6 letters its a no bro too hard

 

[Gonthar]

The best job as a physiotherapist would be if you manage to work for a female sports team like soccer, handball, volleyball, etc. - you would get to massage the girls, travel with them, stay in the same hotels, eat at the same restaurants - you're gonna spend a lot of time together.

 

[Deleted member 7076]

Tbh looking kinda fire
I don’t want a bachelor in bio/chem just to end up jobless if I don’t pursue a PhD or go to med school.
Seems like a decent balance, work hours aren’t crazy, studying probably gonna be tough but idk

you hit the ceiling with salary pretty quick with physio i think

 

[Rabbi]

you hit the ceiling with salary pretty quick with physio i think

Yea only problem tbh it’s hard to make over 100k.
Would’ve seriously considered it if the University that offered it was closer but it’s too much of a drive both ways could spend 4 hours in traffic a day ffs

 

[Deleted member 7651]

i can see u become one tbh

 

[JustAFewMM]

The best job as a physiotherapist would be if you manage to work for a female sports team like soccer, handball, volleyball, etc. - you would get to massage the girls, travel with them, stay in the same hotels, eat at the same restaurants - you're gonna spend a lot of time together.

high iq but wont happen realistically

 

[AlwaysHaveQuestions]

lucky faggot
if i dont get in med school ill be digging through trash

 

[Gonthar]

high iq but wont happen realistically

It depends, I mean you can apply for a position with a team when one is available, although they might prefer a woman for this job, back in the old days these jobs were mostly held by men.

 

[ConspiracyTheory]

Good degree. If you can work as a physio you'll make good money, but you can also work as a sports trainer or strength and conditioning coach with that. When I was a personal trainer at a college gym the varsity s&c coach was trained as a physio. Luck mofo worked with all the girls field hockey, volleyball, etc.

 

[sytyl]

it's hyper nt and interesting

also, you can still apply to med schools after with that as an undergrad no? or is it different where you're at?