Are you struggling to make your personal statement stand out among the sea of applicants? Fear not, for we have some tips and tricks that will make your personal statement a cut above the rest.Read More
It feels like there are a gazillion PA programs out there, right?! And when it comes to getting accepted to PA school as quickly as possible, it boils down to highlighting yourself in your applicationRead More
I absolutely loved working in the OR. I remember thinking “I can’t believe I get paid to do this”. Since the OR is such a fun and interesting place, we’d often get students who wantedRead More
In the quaint town of Rivertown, nestled by the banks of a winding river, there lived a physician assistant named Emily. Emily was known for her gentle demeanor and compassionate nature, always putting her patients’Read More
Who wouldn’t want to go to PA school in bright, sunshiny Florida?! I went to undergraduate in Florida at Florida State University and loved it! The weather is great and Florida definitely has a cultureRead More
For students applying to physician assistant (PA) school, it’s important to optimize your PA school application. Candidates that are strong in most areas are more likely to be granted an interview (and get accepted). OneRead More
If you know anything about rolling admissions, then you’ve probably heard it’s best to submit as early as possible to PA school. And this is true… …But not ALWAYS. Some students are better off waitingRead More
We are back again with a PA school by state feature! Below are Connecticut PA schools and what makes each one unique! As you know, every PA school requires something just a little bit differentRead More
Most pre-PA students are aware of the importance of their CASPA GPAs. In fact, this is the aspect of their PA school application they focus on the most. It’s interesting because, YES your GPA isRead More
Are you ready for CASPA to open? The waiting is excruciating. The entire pre-PA world cheers and clinks glasses when the new CASPA cycle opens at the end of April. The thing you’ve been workingRead More