Fordham PT competitiveness Forum
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Fordham PT competitiveness
A lot of people have been telling me that the PT program at Fordham is a ton more competitive than the day program. Is this the case? Even it it were it wouldn't seem like it would matter because the class as a whole is graded on the same curve. Am I incorrect and the two are graded separately?
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Re: Fordham PT competitiveness
Ya, I figure as much. I should have just PM'd her...YCrevolution wrote:IBOS
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Re: Fordham PT competitiveness
Anyone? OperaSoprano?
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Re: Fordham PT competitiveness
i read in a thread the two are graded together.texaspecial88 wrote:A lot of people have been telling me that the PT program at Fordham is a ton more competitive than the day program. Is this the case? Even it it were it wouldn't seem like it would matter because the class as a whole is graded on the same curve. Am I incorrect and the two are graded separately?
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Re: Fordham PT competitiveness
Every Class is graded on the same curve your 1L, FT or PT doesn't make a difference. The PT program is very competitive.
Edit [To give a better answer]: It is competitive in the sense that there are a lot of smart people working really hard to do well. When I say smart people, I mean that a lot of people here come from good schools, had high GPA's in UG, and many have had WE in the field.
No one is a jerk. Everyone is nice to one another as far as I can tell. When i say it is competitive, I mean that there aren't a lot of slackers. Mostly grinders who work hard, but nice grinders.
Edit [To give a better answer]: It is competitive in the sense that there are a lot of smart people working really hard to do well. When I say smart people, I mean that a lot of people here come from good schools, had high GPA's in UG, and many have had WE in the field.
No one is a jerk. Everyone is nice to one another as far as I can tell. When i say it is competitive, I mean that there aren't a lot of slackers. Mostly grinders who work hard, but nice grinders.
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Re: Fordham PT competitiveness
Can you apply to both the part-time and full-time program at Fordham?hopewell wrote:Every Class is graded on the same curve your 1L, FT or PT doesn't make a difference. The PT program is very competitive.
Edit [To give a better answer]: It is competitive in the sense that there are a lot of smart people working really hard to do well. When I say smart people, I mean that a lot of people here come from good schools, had high GPA's in UG, and many have had WE in the field.
No one is a jerk. Everyone is nice to one another as far as I can tell. When i say it is competitive, I mean that there aren't a lot of slackers. Mostly grinders who work hard, but nice grinders.
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Re: Fordham PT competitiveness
I can't remember. I went PT for personal reasons and will be staying PT.
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Re: Fordham PT competitiveness
What is this IBOS thing I see in every Fordham thread? Can someone please explain?
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Re: Fordham PT competitiveness
"in before operasoprano".groundkontrol wrote:What is this IBOS thing I see in every Fordham thread? Can someone please explain?