APPLYING TO PA SCHOOL | 5 THINGS I WISH I KNEW

Don't make the same mistakes I did when applying to PA school! Make yourself MORE competitive (and sane) throughout the application process by taking my advice. Drop a comment below if you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching!

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[christeeney]

Thank you for posting this! Needed to hear this

[disoba]

Thanks for the tips. I am starting this process, and you right about not doubting yourself.

[alimithanipa-c]

Great tips! I wish I started on my personal statement sooner too and picked out good fit programs sooner!

[tiffanymunoz]

Hey glad you posted☺️ hope your growing family is doing great sending much love 🤗

[efisher]

I really enjoy the pre PA advice. I’m a sophomore in college and all I can think about is applying to PA school. Stressing already haha, but what are some things I should be doing right now to prepare for applying. I know you gave a few tips about working part time as a CNA, is there anything else that I should be doing ahead of time?

[mairaux]

Love this channel, thank for your informative videos✨✨✨

[drewpadilla]

Good tips brother, I’m starting my bachelors program while working as a police officer. Looks like I need to switch jobs pretty soon to gain those patient care hours.

[piersonmook]

You’re literally amazing!! Thank you 🙏🏼

[alexispreza]

Great tips ! When should you apply to pa school if you plan on going straight after college ?

[sisolroes]

These are all such good tips, thank you so much. Did you take any gap years between college and PA school? Or did you go straight through from college to PA school?

[dianasalgado]

Thank you so much for the video! I was planning on taking summer classes this summer, but I haven’t started working on my hours so I decided that I’ll work on them this summer over the summer classes! Which schools did you apply to if you don’t mind me asking? I appreciate all the videos! Thank you and God bless! 😊

[discs]

Honest advice....I’m thinking about applying to only one school. It’s a school really close by that I’ve basically custom fit my stats for. I do fit into other schools in nearby states, but I haven’t taken the GRE and really don’t want to (the one I am planning on applying to doesn’t require it, those others do). I have a strong application, but I am stressed that I won’t be accepted. I just really don’t want to spend the time and money to study the GRE and apply to other schools if I end up being picked for this school anyways. Do you think it’s unwise to only apply to one?

[aimonanwar]

Hello! I was a pharm tech for 2.5 years, would that qualify for patient care or healthcare experience?

[ambeezy]

How were you volunteer hours and shadowing hours? Did you have a lot? I almost every pre-req for PA school (including lots of PCE) except for those two. Is it important to have lots volunteer and shadowing hours?

[dianadhanraj]

Hi! Love your videos and advice! Did you take a gap year?

[kaylaalston]

I’m looking to become a phlebotomist. Is that good for patient care hours?

[kingping]

Hey, I’m a physical therapy aide and I was wondering if my hours will count as patient care experience

[abbygowan]

Hi! I’m thinking of going to college for psychology and then applying to PA school. When would be a good time to start PCE, potentially as a CNA? I know you mentioned starting too late, so I wasn’t sure what time you’d recommend getting started with that. Thanks!

[reesebrown]

Hey, thinking about pursuing either PA or NP. Haven't completed undergrad yet, however, I was wondering if military experience would do me well on an application? I'm currently in AIT to be a 68W combat medic in the national guard. Just want to get a head start on making myself stand out.

[jeffefrancisque]

Hey bro thanks for the contents man, bro did you take an accelerated PA program ? Or did you have a bachelor degree before applying to PA school