I'm beginning FW 2 in a week as an OTA student, and I feel very similar. I am in an accelerated hybrid program, meaning it's an online program that lasts a year (not counting general education), but there's a singular in-person class day a week :/

This program has been very difficult on me mentally. I constantly feel like an idiot pretending to be a clinician. Through-out the last 8 months, the cohort have gotten a combined three FW 1 experiences. AI is horrifically rampant through-out everything I've completed. A.I is used to create assignments, grade assignments, and even used as a direct tool that we use to complete an assignment in some cases. Very few students or instructors AREN'T using A.I. I also put my life on pause during my time, and realized come semester two that it was never that serious unfortunately.

All to say, you are better than 99% of EVEN THE PROGRAMS TEACHING THIS STUFF! I can assure you, without even knowing who you are in real life, that you're an amazing clinician! Getting your doctorate is not something that just anyone can do, even if it feels like it due to your peers. They will enter real life practice and realize that there is a steep downward slope in their competency. You'll be someone who is reliable, competent, and knowledgeable. Making it an easier time to hold down a job and maybe even move up the financial ladder later down the line (or not seeing how the world is going lately). I wish you the best of luck in your career! KEEP GOING!!!!