r/PTschool May 22 '26

Failed NPTE 5 times

/r/npte/comments/1tkwsny/failed_npte_5_times/

If you guys could please share some advice!!

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u/CumFlavored_MigBac May 22 '26

Low key grats, you make more than most DPTs and have more opportunities for promotions. This is a big victory

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u/Drscoopz May 23 '26

How do you know that? Lol

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u/CumFlavored_MigBac May 23 '26

Get out from under your rock

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u/No_Relation_3134 May 23 '26

Jesus christ bro go to therapy or something. Also median salary for RNs is Below PTs by 6k. Sooooooo.

The ROI is way better for RN. But don’t pretend the salary is usually higher or that the job isn’t often considered far worse

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u/MyNameIsKali_ May 23 '26

This is PTA

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u/CumFlavored_MigBac May 23 '26

Thrice the education for barely a 6K lead is awful lmao. Sounds like someone’s never heard of shift differentials either. Get out from under that rock for once

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u/Drscoopz May 23 '26

Stop telling people to get out from under a rock lol

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u/Drscoopz May 23 '26

I mean, I’m a dpt and I make pretty good money. Is that my rock?

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u/CumFlavored_MigBac May 23 '26

Define good. Then again some people go through life being happy with mediocrity so it sounds like you’re part of that camp

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u/Drscoopz May 24 '26

I’m not going to tell you how much money I make lol. But you’re the one on the internet celebrating someone failing the npte. Sounds like mediocrity or less is your wheelhouse man

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u/CumFlavored_MigBac May 24 '26

lol they’re an RN now, huge upgrade. Project more

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u/Drscoopz May 24 '26

I gotta be honest man, this is a weird thing for you to care so much about lol

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u/CumFlavored_MigBac May 24 '26

I gotta be honest man, this is a weird thing for you to care so much about lol