3 Month GRE Study Plan for PA school | The Posh PA

In this video, Michelle, presents a comprehensive three-month study plan for the GRE, tailored for PA school applicants. She emphasizes the importance of taking a diagnostic test in the first week to identify strengths and weaknesses, followed by targeted study in month one. Month two focuses on intensive practice, including verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and analytical writing, with feedback from peers or online tools. In the final month, full-length practice exams under timed conditions are crucial, along with reviewing weak areas.

0:27 Why Take the GRE to apply to PA school
1:06 Month 1: Weeks 1 & 2 Take A Practice Exam
1:40 Why Magoosh?
2:40: Month 1: Weeks 3 & 4
3:10: Month 2: Weeks 1 & 2Practice, Practice Practice
3:35: Month 2: Weeks 3 & 4 Analytical writing practice
4:11: Month 3: Weeks 1 & 2 Timed Full Length Practice
4:35: Month 3: Weeks 3 Focus and Target Weaknesses
4:50 Month 3: Week 4 TEST WEEK!
5:42: Factor the GRE into your PA School Application Timeline
6:18 PA Program Research and Requirements
7:00 Prep 1 year in advance to apply to PA school
8:23 Submit your GRE scores to chose programs
9:00 When to Apply to PA school

About me:

I’m Michele Neskey, aka The Posh PA. Welcome to my channel! My mission is to provide personalized guidance, education, and motivation to build confidence and promote wellness for aspiring physician assistants and beyond.

Having been a PA for 17+ years and helped hundreds of students gain acceptance into PA school, I understand the admissions process. I know what they are looking for, and I can help you tailor every component to make you shine, giving you the BEST chance of getting accepted to a program. But it doesn't end there. I create personalized plans for PA students and practicing PAs including test-taking strategy for the PANCE, contract negotiations, and tools to overcome and prevent provider burnout.

My goal is to get you into a physician assistant (PA) school & survive the rigorous program, help you prevent burnout as a practicing PA, and help you take care of yourself so you can be the best version of YOU for your patients, family, and most importantly YOU!

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[heyextr]

Hi! I’m currently in undergrad, majoring in biology going the pre-PA route and my grades haven’t been the best. I’m worried that this will make my application less competitive than others, even though I’m a bright student, just a bad test taker. Let me know if you have any advice for my situation, it would definitely ease my stressing!

[patelpriyanshi]

What if you have nursing degree in India you can apply to pa school if you are on visa??

[drghulamfarid]

Hi.i am a Consultant physician in pakistan.i m planing to move to USA on immigration as family in next year. How can i proceed to become a PA.