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Cheating to get ahead? Really?

Jennifer Bresnick, PT, DPT · 2 min read

The top three tips for success in physical therapy school are:

  1. Repetition – study stuff more than once and in different ways;
  2. Have a good support system; and,
  3. Cheating. Let's talk about THAT!

There are lots of ways to cheat and get ahead, but a lot of them will get you in trouble. Your professors will not tolerate dishonest acts that give you an advantage over other students.

But you know who doesn't care? Time. Time doesn't have the same moral objections that your professors do. Time doesn't care if you cheat it by, say, using money to have other people do things for you, so you have more time, and gain an advantage over everyone else. Time doesn't care if you pay someone else to make your clothes, change the oil in your car, or cook your food so you can do other things you need to be doing.

Getting the Advantage

So how can you cheat time in physical therapy school to give you an advantage over everyone else? We've pulled together resources that can help you understand just about every physical therapy topic there is. And when we couldn't find it on the internet, we used our extensive experience in physical therapy education and made it ourselves.

A Wingman for your Brain

We can't study for you, but, like a wingman for your brain, we can get you set up for success by providing the support. You can use these learning tools as a way to provide your brain with the repetition that research shows will help you be successful.

What you need, when you need it

These resources give you what you need, right when you need it, so that you're not wasting time searching the internet and looking at information that might not be exactly what you need.

Don't spend your time on searching. Spend your time on learning.

With the three-year membership, it works out to less than ten bucks a month to cheat time and get the advantage. See membership options.

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