PA School Interview Tips | Most Common Interview Questions - Part 1!

Good luck and comment below if you have any questions! I am here to help :)

Disclaimer: I did not discuss any questions from programs that had me sign a non-disclosure agreement.
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[meaganmutuc]

Omg I'm so glad I found you! I've binge watched all your videos about becoming a pa, and all about PA. Youre so so informative and helpful!

[desmikawhite]

Just wanna say thankyou.Im not sure what video it was but you mentioned that in interviews its important to know the diff between the degree that youre attaining.And I kid you not!!! that was a question at my Accelerated nursing program and I knew one of the interviewers before I got interviewed by accident and she told me that the sessions were horrible but I found myself overprepared because those questions were expected.Anyways.I start August super excited!!its my first step to a professional degree.Your advice was heard and it helped me and I wanna say thanks youre awesome!

[OmarAbdulMalikDHEdMPASPACPAPro]

This is SO AWESOME! I'm really excited for you! I hope you get into the PA school of your choice, get through, get out, pass the PANCE (the 1st time 😉), and embark upon an very successful PA career, (Lord willing). I've been a PA for 15 years. It has been one of the MOST rewarding experiences in the life. I wish you the VERY best of success good sir! Peace! Omar "Dr.O the PA Pro" Abdul-Malik DHEd, MPAS, PA-C🤓

[gracea]

Hi James, just found your channel and wanted to thank you for all the helpful tips. I always wanted to pursue a career in medicine (currently working in an outpatient clinical setting), and was discouraged for a few years due to poor academic performance the first two years of college. Long story short, I took some time off to reevaluate my life and goals, got back on track, and decided to pursue a PA career. I'm hoping to apply for the 2020 or 2021 year (still have to take the GRE). Anyway, thanks for tips!

[xxsamxx]

Question: Do schools call for an interview and get accepted before the application cycle ends??

I'm glad I came across your video! I feel like the only thing I'm concerned of is the interview process. One more year till I get my Bachelor's degree!!

[katherineelliott]

Hah, "be like my blood type, B+" I like that!!

[shalundadillard]

How do you shadow, do you need some type of credentials is there applications you have to fill out, I have a AA degree in applied sciences with certification in Pharmacy Tech and am currently working on my bachelor's in Chemistry

[sharonrichardson]

thanks for the advice I really needed it

[connorlieb]

In your opinion, what do you think stands out the most on an application to a pa program? What particular thing would catch the eye of the interviewer/instructor?

[jessekhen]

James I have my first interview early August and I'm super excited but nervous...do you think it's imperative to bring my resume or any other supplemental material?

[alejandroify]

I had an interview a couple days ago. I felt so unprepared I answered the questions as honest and as real as i could but they didn't accept me. Are they looking for health care related answers? Any suggestions on improving how to interview.

[gloriam]

Hi! I am currently a freshman in college and I was just wondering how you got in all your hours in before applying. Also, what gpa is a solid to have for applying? thanks so much!

[hectic]

I am so nervous and excited at the same time. However, I have a feeling that I may need to wait like two more years before I can apply since I haven't really work with patient. I will steal your answer, "I am dependable, passionate, and hard working" because it is also perfect for me. I hope you don't mind. I have two kids and it's going to be crazy trying to do 4 last classes in the Summer. I will watch this video again soon. Thank You,

[onlychild]

Its soo helpful for me. Thanks
what do you chose for your undergrad degree. I am a high school student and want to do this course.
can I at some point in life upgrade my self from PA TO MD?

[TheSur]

what if they ask you this. why do you choose pa and not Dr?

[kennedyallen]

How many people are typically interviewing you at a time?

[crohmer]

i appreciate all the advice but the editing of this video is really distracting...