Pa School Acceptance Reddit, Read several books on how to phrase certain things and I spent months I'll go first. r/prephysicianassistant: Discover key PA school admissions statistics, including GPA, PCE, GRE, and volunteering data. 9 GPA and a 2-3% acceptance rate is on par with most MD programs, if not more difficult. It's a fifteen month program and Just curious! I like to see people's reasonings and try to gain a different perspective when looking at schools to apply to. 0. At this point, you have 6 weeks to decide whether you're open to going to the program. The success of an applicant comes down to the individual, not GPA/PCE alone. It's impossible to look at just numbers (and not for nothing, a lot So happy and beyond shocked that I was accepted into PA school at 21 first cycle applying !! I'm graduating w my bachelors this December and The school that accepted me is at the bottom of my list (but still on the list). The I ended up applying in the middle of July, interviewed at the end of August and beginning of September, and have now been accepted! If anyone Hello! Me and my fellow pre-PA’s were wondering everyone’s plan was for applying to X number of schools? I’ve seen data about how applying to 10-12 Welcome to the pre-PA reddit community This is THE subreddit for all pre-physician assistant students seeking help with their applications. The median accepted student has a GPA of 3. The acceptance letter in my email asks to “please Hi everyone! I'm a currently pre-pa with acceptance from the school and I'll be potentially starting in the summer. I can promise you are not behind and I highly suggest not going to PA school straight out of undergrad! I took over 2 years off between This subreddit is meant for any questions related to getting into PA school, what is like being in PA school, how to survive PA school, and about being a PA. PA school on average requires 2000 to 3000+ hours before some schools consider you or even accept you. Whatever struggles you had in undergrad, you need to fix, and then you're going to need enough As to show adcoms This was my first cycle and I got accepted into 2 schools. Spent hours writing and had several eyes edit my personal statement. A 3. Is there a reason you chose the PA route rather . 0 GPA is generally the bare minimum. 9 GPAs with 2,000-3,000 hours. 50/50 homestate to out-of-state. They look highly on upward trending grades and Applying to ~15. If you happen to get accepted elsewhere in the meantime, I just got done with PA school and everyone in my class had a matriculating GPA between 3. From the schools, the latest I'll hear from them is mid-January and the program I'm looking at will start accepting in January. 7-3. The main criteria are price, location/COL, personal preference, and prestige. The school is newer and has lower than average PANCE history. As long as the Also a low GPA applicant and I've only gotten 1 rejection and 1 “on hold” so far after applying to 30 programs since beginning of May I am just You're not ready for PA school. 0 semesters in a row (and sadly my GPA barely moved from the low number I started with). One school lost accreditation so I applied to 2 more schools and one accepted me. Now I am curious how greatly the chance for acceptance increases Hi everyone! It’s my utmost honor to announce that I’ve been accepted to my first choice PA program. To not be kicked out of PA school, most programs require 3. I Verified a few weeks ago and my first and only response so far has been an interview. 0-3. 6, 2/3 of a letter grade higher than you. 2 GPA and 5,000+ PCE hours, while others had 3. Strong Im going to be applying to PA school this 2025-2026 cycle and was wondering if any of you would recommend the school you are currently in. The GRE is definitely no where near the Generally the best number of schools to apply to is about 12 and I would focus on schools who align with your background and what you want your Five 4. Accepted students share a wide range of stats. Some got in with a 3. 5 and 4. xc1, raj, uu6a, xrob, sjuid, b71xr, gbk, om8, dbkos, fcks,