You earned an A in Anatomy. An A in Physiology. Maybe even an A in Microbiology. You worked hard for those grades, and now you’re finally ready to apply to PA school. But there’s oneRead More
Rejected from PA school and have absolutely NO idea why? You spent months preparing your CASPA application, writing your personal statement, collecting letters of recommendation, and possibly even interviewing. Then the rejection email arrives. “ThankRead More
Same program. Same class. One number says 77%. Another says 93%. Both are real—and if you don’t know what those numbers represent, you could make a very expensive decision. You got accepted to PA school.Read More
You spent hours perfecting your CASPA application, writing your personal statement, and choosing the PA schools you want to attend. Then comes the supplemental essay questions. And there’s one question that seems to show upRead More
First of all… YOU GOT A PA SCHOOL INTERVIEW!!! 🎉🥼 Before you immediately start Googling “PA school interview questions” and convince yourself you need to memorize 147 perfectly polished answers, take a second and celebrateRead More
We need to talk about one of the most expensive mistakes you can make in the entire PA school application process: Applying to the wrong schools. You can have a beautiful personal statement. Strong PCE.Read More
You’re pretty sure you want to become a PA. There’s just one tiny problem: What does a PA actually DO all day? Maybe you’ve shadowed an orthopedic PA and loved it—but you’re wondering whether everyRead More
This one is for you if you’ve ever opened Reddit, looked at someone’s: 3.9 GPA 3,000 PCE hours 12 interview invites …and immediately thought: Well. I’m screwed. Maybe your GPA starts with a 3.2. MaybeRead More
Maybe you’re taking prerequisites while working 12-hour shifts. Maybe you’re trying to get patient care hours without going broke. Maybe you’ve been rejected from PA school and you’re wondering whether you really want to putRead More
Let’s get one thing out of the way immediately: This isn’t a “which profession is better?” article. That’s the wrong question. A physician isn’t a “better PA.” A PA isn’t “basically a doctor with lessRead More
