Posted on May 5, 2019
Is there a long wait time to start AIT for 68F, and is it a rare MOS that is hard to get into? Do they deploy frequently?
20.2K
9
9
3
3
0
Looking for someone in the army 68f mos to answer a couple questions I have come across while trying to decide on an MOS. Is there a long wait time to start AIT for 68f? Is it a rare MOS that is hard to get into? And do they deploy frequently? What
Posted in these groups: 68F: Physical Therapy Specialist
Potential Recruit
Potential Recruit
Posted >1 y ago
Responses: 5
4
4
0
The wait time depends on when the class is going to start. There are 3 classes taught in a year, so as far as waiting goes.. sometimes.
It can be hard to get into only because your GT score needs to be at least 110.
Deployments depends on your unit.
It can be hard to get into only because your GT score needs to be at least 110.
Deployments depends on your unit.
(4)
(0)
Michelle Rogers
Thank you! Do you have any insight into the types of deployment? Are they to FOBs or just unaccompanied or both? Can I ask what time of year you were at AIT? I’m hoping to head to basic this fall but I’d rather no be waiting for AIT to start for 3 months.
(0)
(0)
CW4 Craig Urban
My gt was 111. Foreign appitute of 25. Retested gt later. 136. Learned German and dutch on my own. I still remember every nsn that means something important
They call me mr GED.
They call me mr GED.
(0)
(0)
1
1
0
0
0
0
What do you want do with your life? Is physical therapy something that you think that you would enjoy doing? Physical therapists play an important role in a patient's recovery. When I was deployed to Iraq in 2004 I had to see a physical therapist a couple of times due to an injury to a soleus tendon. If being a physical therapist is what you really want to do then the wait time will be worth it. Good luck.
(0)
(0)
Read This Next
Continue with Facebook 
Continue with Google