In today’s world, your social media presence can say a lot about you, and PA schools know it. While it’s not the first thing an admissions committee checks, your social media can help or hurtRead More
Applying to PA school can feel like a high-stakes, high-pressure journey, and it’s easy to focus on what you think are the weak spots in your application. But what if we told you that yourRead More
Applying to PA school is an exciting and nerve-wracking process, but many applicants do not realize how expensive it can be. Between CASPA fees, secondary applications, interview travel, and more, the costs can add upRead More
Applying to PA school is competitive, and admissions committees are looking for well-rounded, prepared candidates who can handle the rigorous demands of the profession. But even strong applicants can have red flags on their application—thingsRead More
If you’re thinking about getting a masters degree before applying to PA school, you’re probably wondering: Is it worth the time and money? Will it actually help my application? Or am I just delaying theRead More
Applying to PA school is one of the most exciting (and stressful) things you’ll ever do. But let’s be real no one wants to look back and think, Wow, I really should have done thatRead More
Applying to PA school is no small feat, and one of the most crucial elements of a successful application is timing. CASPA (Centralized Application Service for Physician Assistants) opens each year in late April, butRead More
Getting into PA school is a competitive and challenging process, but understanding what admissions committees are looking for can give you a huge advantage. While every program has its own unique preferences, there are severalRead More
When it comes to applying to PA school, most pre-PAs are laser-focused on direct patient care hours, shadowing, and nailing their personal statement. But what about research experience? Is it something that can truly boostRead More
Rejection from PA school is tough. After months (really, years) of hard work—logging patient care hours, writing essays, and submitting your CASPA application—it’s normal to feel disappointed, frustrated, or even defeated. But here’s the truth:Read More