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
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
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
You applied to PA school. You spent months getting your CASPA together, tracked down transcripts and recommendation letters, researched programs, wrote approximately 4,782 essays…and then waited. Maybe you got a few interviews but no acceptance.Read More
You took Anatomy & Physiology seven years ago. You have the credit. You got a good grade. You’ve been working in healthcare ever since. So…do you really have to take it AGAIN before applying toRead More
You submitted CASPA. You obsessively checked every PA school. You refreshed your email approximately 4,782 times. And now…nothing. Meanwhile, someone in the pre-PA Facebook group just posted that they got their THIRD interview invite. SoRead More
If you’re currently applying to PA school, there’s a good chance you’ve done this: Opened Reddit, Facebook, GroupMe, or Instagram and seen another applicant post: “Just got my FOURTH PA school interview!!!“ Meanwhile, you’re staringRead More
If you’re applying to PA school, you probably have approximately 4,782 things you’re currently stressing about. That one C on your transcript. Whether you chose the “right” major. Not having enough volunteer hours. Whether yourRead More
One of the first decisions future PAs make is also one of the most stressful: What should I major in if I want to go to PA school? Biology? Chemistry? Health science? Exercise science? AndRead More