I Want To Be A Physical Therapist

“What are you going to do with your life?” “What do you want to be?” “Are you sure that’s a good choice?” “Do they make good money?” The questions, oh the questions we were bombarded as high schoolers. Thinking back at it, that is a huge weight on someone’s shoulders. You are asking a young teenager what they want to do with their life. That’s the biggest question you can ask someone, but yet we all were asked this numerous times, and not everybody is always prepared to even think about the rest of their life at that age.

Coming into college as a determined freshman, one “thinks” they know exactly what they want to do with the rest of their whole life. Now this may be the case for some but definitely not all. In my case, I was gung-ho about becoming a physical therapist in high school so I enrolled in the biological science program here at Wright State.

The first being honored with the acceptance into the Master of Sports Management program at Wright State University. I have been around Wright State my entire life, my uncle received his Master of Electrical Engineering here, I have been going to basketball games since I was a child, and I am only a few months away from completing my Bachelor degree here; to me completing my schooling here is the perfect ending to a story. The next goal is to challenge myself beyond the classroom. While in graduate school, I want to pursue employment in the business so I can get almost a twenty-four-hour education of things truly work. I want to completely understand the ends and outs of the sport industry, and how to not just maintain a program but excel that program. I believe that Wright State will give me all of the tools to do that. Then with completing the program and receiving my Master of Sport Management I want to pursue the career of being an athletic director and doing what I set out to do, being able to excel a program and the right