john s

I just got accepted to a DPT program and want to know what I should expect and what I should be reading or preparing for before I go in.

I do volunteer as a PT aide and am looking for jobs but everyone wants full time...

I just got accepeted to a DPT program and want to know what I should expect and what I should be reading or prepapring for before I go in.

I do volunteer as a PT aide and am looking for jobs but eveyone wants full time...

I am might be going to Baylor University under the Army Baylor Physical Therapy program and I just wanted to get an idea of what the environment is like.

i am on my way to getting my doctorate in physical therapy and want to know from other therapists or anyone that has worked with them how things are in the army.

i want to go active duty and i also can speak some Arabic... i would like to work on the front lines at bases but if not its okay too.

I want to do all I can to help our men and women on the battlefield.

i know im splitting hairs because both are basically the same but i want to know which is better in terms of "coolness". i already know that the guard does state and federal missions and gets more benefits (in terms of money for college).

both i know are brave and tough men and women but i am curious to know which is tougher. also i am planning on being a 68W (combat medic) and want to serve in an infantry unit if possible. Which branch would most likely allow that? I heard the guard would because they are "combat" oriented but not sure. need guidance from experienced military members

i will be completing my undergrad degree in health sciences by 2010 and i plan to pursue a doctorate degree in physical therapy. i WANT to join either the guard or reserves as a 68w (health specialist aka combat medic)

i already know the guard is controlled by the governor and the president and the reserves are controlled by the president.

i am not afraid to go to iraq or afghanistran so that isnt a issue. i am willing to do what i can to serve.

i live in maryland but go to college in washington d.c. will i still get state benefits (tuition)?

by the way, i also want to know which of the two is the best in terms of toughness (or coolness)... i know it sounds childish but im curious.

thanks in advance everyone

i will be completing my undergrad degree in health sciences by 2010 and i plan to pursue a doctorate degree in physical therapy. i WANT to join either the guard or reserves as a 68w (health specialist aka combat medic)

i already know the guard is controlled by the governor and the president and the reserves are controlled by the president.

i am not afraid to go to iraq or afghanistran so that isnt a issue. i am willing to do what i can to serve.

i live in maryland but go to college in washington d.c. will i still get state benefits (tuition)?

by the way, i also want to know which of the two is the best in terms of toughness (or coolness)... i know it sounds childish but im curious.

thanks in advance everyone

not sure if my question makes sense. mos mean job specialty i believe... anyways i am planning on becoming a physical therapist. i want to join the us army and get some experience working as a PT and serve my country. i checked out the army site and it said that the therapists (medical specialist corps) must be liscened and have their degree.

i want to join before i go to grad school. btw im a junior in college.

I turn 20 in one month. my current height is 5'4. I know people reach their max height at around age 21 but is there any hope for me? :)

my chest is defined and has soft hair but its not really dark and i never shaved it...

my height is 5'4 and im 19 years old. some people tell me that im too short to ride. i have been on a bike before but my legs were straining to reach the ground; so is there a height restriction when riding a motorcycle??

and also how much with insurance for a 19 or 20 year old with a clean driving record?

i missed it yesterday

IF the US and Iran were enagaged in combat, how well would our (US) special forces do against theirs?

i "heard" from the media that the "quds" is one of elite special force units in the world.

please answer with explanation.

when i say "special advantage" i mean like skill (in hand to hand fighting, swimming, etc).. i was just curious about what the rangers speciality compared to the marines, navy seals, airforce pararescue (something like that)...

like when playing basketball/football

should cartoon network be punished? the 'devices' were placed in 10 locations around the US for 2 - 3 weeks and law enforcement only found out because of people who happen to notice it!

not to put down our law enforcement agencies but how can this happen esp. on buildings and bridges? if they can do this, then it seems like idiot terrorists could do even more....

what about the reserves; is it optional or mandatory for them to wear their uniforms as well?

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070116/ap_on_re_as/us...

the pakistan pres. clearly said a few months ago at the rumor of a U.S. military presence in the area, "we [pakistan] will take care of it."

yet more and more taliban fighters are streaming to the border. wth? we are bogged down in iraq and the media is not trying to sell the whole afghanistan news story now therefore not many people are aware of this.