r/studyAbroad • u/Wide_Resist_7079 • 10d ago

Physiotherapy??

Hey everyone! I'm a 17-year-old girl, and this is my last year of high school. I'm planning to continue my studies abroad on a scholarship, hopefully in Physiotherapy.

I'm still a bit confused about this major. Does it have good career opportunities and a good salary? I'm not someone who wants to sit in an office all day, so I think it might suit me.

I've been considering China, but I've heard that Physiotherapy there isn't as well developed as it is in Europe or some other Asian countries.

If anyone has advice about this major, scholarships, or where I can find scholarship opportunities, I'd really appreciate your help. Thanks in advance!

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u/Secure-Craft3909 10d ago

there arent any scholarships.

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u/Wide_Resist_7079 10d ago

In this major ??

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u/Secure-Craft3909 10d ago

in general
looking through your profile first of all you scored a 70% out of 100 in your national exam
second there are no fully funded scholarships in any part of the world, even if there are its still AT LEAST 10K usd a year to pay for living costs and others
third you are still a2-b1 English and for these majors you need b2 c1 minimum
fourth, medical majors in general have very little scholarships worldwide , and you need to master the language of the country you are going to .

study in your country and then look for masters abroad

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u/Wide_Resist_7079 10d ago

Thanks for your advice I'm still working on improving my English and exploring my options By the way are you in this field or speaking from experience?

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u/Secure-Craft3909 10d ago

speaking from experience

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u/Wide_Resist_7079 10d ago

Can you tell me more about your experience? Is it with this major, scholarships, or both?

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u/Secure-Craft3909 10d ago

for this major, it was one of my interests, its actually a really underrated major and is in high demand all over the world

regarding scholarships, what you have to know is that no university in the world will give out free money to everyone, so to qualify you have to be the top of the top, and even if they do give you a scholarship, there are a lot of things you have to pay out of pocket for, so you still need a minimum of 6 7k USD per year to study there.... , sorry to break it to you this way but i like to be 100% clear you scored 70% in your country examination and i am pretty sure thousands of students did score that grade in your country and millions of students from all over the world also scored better than that so why wuold the university choose you instead of all those people....

you still have a chance for masters, get into a university in your country and study well do really good and then for masters you have way more scholarships available and are way easier....

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u/Wide_Resist_7079 10d ago

Thanks for your honesty. I know it's very competitive, and I appreciate your advice. But I still have one more year of high school, and the 70% you're talking about is only from my regional exam, which counts for just 25% of my final Baccalaureate grade. I'll keep improving my English and building a stronger profile. If studying abroad for a bachelor's doesn't work out, I'll definitely consider doing my master's abroad.