Title says it all folks. I'm just curious if it has ever happened or is even remotely possible.

For context, I have a BS in kinesiology (3.98 GPA), MS in exercise science (4.0 GPA), and almost a decade of experience in the health/fitness/sports performance field. To be frank, I find it a bit silly if I have to go back and take undergrad prereq's given I have gotten better results in a return to play setting at the NCAA level compared to most team DPT's, or athletic trainers, and same with a general population as a personal trainer.

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My undergrad in kinesiology did not require chemistry or physics, but a ton of biomechanics, motor learning, motor control, neurophysiology etc.

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I think a majority of competent practitioners can agree on the fact that those areas are FAR more useful compared to basic chemistry and physics on a daily basis, so I don't see how people at the administrative level can arbitrarily value those classes knowing the lack of practical application/relevance.

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I'm considering PT school, and just gathering information. Please no rude comments :)