Who Should Apply?

1. Pre-Physical Therapy Students:

• Application Ready: You’re gearing up to apply to PT school in the next few months and want to ensure your application is polished and stands out
• Essay Help: You need help in articulating your unique story, experiences, and motivations in a compelling personal statement
• Competitive Edge: You’re looking for that extra edge to differentiate yourself from other applicants in a competitive field

2. Career Changers:

• Passionate About PT: You’ve decided to switch careers and pursue physical therapy, and you need guidance on how to present your diverse background and experiences in your application
• Highlighting Strengths: You need assistance in highlighting transferable skills and experiences that make you a strong candidate for PT school

3. Students with Non-Traditional Backgrounds:

• Unique Path: You come from a non-traditional educational or professional background and want to effectively communicate how your unique experiences contribute to your suitability for a career in physical therapy
• Showcasing Diversity: You want to emphasize how your diverse perspectives and experiences will enrich the PT profession and benefit your future patients

4. First-Time Applicants:

• Guidance and Structure: You’re new to the PT application process and seek structured guidance to navigate the complexities of writing a personal statement and completing the PTCAS application
• Avoiding Common Pitfalls: You want to avoid common mistakes and ensure your application is thorough, professional, and impactful - ultimately avoiding getting rejected

5. Reapplicants:

• Improving Previous Applications: You’ve applied to PT school before but didn’t get accepted, and now you’re determined to improve your application with expert advice and feedback
• Learning from Experience: You want to learn from past experiences and leverage new strategies to enhance your chances of acceptance this time around

This program is ONLY for students who are ready to apply for the 2024-25 application cycle. 

Getting into DPT school is super competitive.

HOWEVER, if you sharpen the other parts of your application (essay, references, experiences, observation hours), it will help you stand out and significantly increase your chances of acceptance.

..which can still get you into DPT school with a low GPA.

In Dr. Justin's most popular program, The PT Application Bootcamp, Dr. Justin will be LIVE  to coach you on proven methods and actionable strategies to help you get accepted into multiple DPT programs.

Included is everything you need to successfully complete and submit a standout competitive application & help you get into DPT school. 

This includes:

• How to fill out your PTCAS application

• Personal statement and supplemental question essay training

• PT interview workshop

What will you learn?

Learn how to write essays that stand out

Your personal statement essay and supplemental questions essays matter big time. You'll learn what DPT programs are looking for in these essays which will give you a competitive edge.

Fill out the PTCAS application with a strategy

Language matters. Using specific words to highlight your achievements and characteristics is essential to create your image as a standout student.

Apply to a top 10 program list with a plan

Learn how to strategize which DPT programs you should apply to (reaching vs safety schools) so you don't apply to 15+ programs and waste money.

Interview with a plan that actually works!

I'll be teaching you my best interview strategies (5 year experience with DPT interviews) that have helped students gain acceptance into multiple programs!