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I am a Bellarmine Physical Therapy Student in the class that will graduate in 2018. We are making an account on here for one of our classes. I am very excited to be in this program and learn from experienced professionals in our field.
I am in the Doctor do Physical Therapy program at Bellarmine Univeristy. I attended Brigham Young Univeristy-Idaho, where I received my Degree in Exercise Physiology.
Education
Bachelor degree from Brigham Young Univeristy Idaho in Exercise Physiology. 2015
Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Bellarmine University. 2018
