Why did I not find your channel earlier?!! I just finished didactic year and didn’t pass the PACRAT by one point (school standard)😑… but you know what?! - I am adopting this method TODAY! Thanks boo 🥰🥰🥰
Wow! This information is so on point! You encourage people in such a way that you actually make me want to become a PA! A true blessing indeed. Thank you for always keeping it real and sharing.❤️
Fantastic! I love your study technique. I am also a visual person hand to mind, and would have to do as you, plus more. Keep sharing, encouraging and doing what you do. The love for what you do always shines through.👍🏾
Hey! Great video! I take my PANCE in October. Lowkey nervous but this video makes me feel a little bit better lol. Question, maybe I missed this but how many weeks/months did you study for the PANCE before taking it?
hmm, that would be hard to say. I would generally say to go more with how comfortable you feel with the content and topics that are being asked in the question. Don't allow missing questions to discourage you or make you feel like you aren't ready. Instead, try to see if you are noticing any patterns (consistently missing questions related to the same topic) and focus your study efforts there.
Thank you for this video. Really helpful. I have a few questions still. 1. If one has completed medicine in their country can they pass the PANCE with their diploma or should they go to a PA school? If so are there PA schools which reduce the time spent at school for international graduated physicians ? 2. No QBank or UWorld needed for the PANCE?
Hello! To my knowledge, you must still complete a PA program regardless of holding a medical degree in another country. Unfortunately, I am not aware of any programs that offer abbreviated PA programs for internationally graduated physicians. It is my understanding that you still must complete the standard PA program in order to become a licensed PA. I used the Kaplan qbank sporadically during my studying for the PANCE. It was gifted to my class by our program director. Because of this, I am not sure of the exact cost but my primary method for studying for PANCE was the one described in this video. Though many of my classmates did find the Kaplan question bank helpful. Hope this helps :)
hi amisha! what exactly do you mean by "during opt process"? want to make sure i'm answering your question to the best of my ability :) I studied hardcore for about 6 weeks prior to taking the exam. it is more than doable to pass on the first go round with adequate preparation.
@@dollfacepa first thank you so much for answer. I m from India n this year m coming to usa with the physician assistant course. After completing Master then we have to turn our student visa into work visa n usa government gives Only one year work visa. So my question is that during work visa processing can I give PANCE exam or I have to complete exam before applying work visa process. Also I want to ask another question about scholarship. Can i get fully funded scholarship from the India. My university is Central Michigan University. Thank you!
@@amishamacwan9683 I am not too familiar with how VISAs work unfortunately, sorry! the question about the scholarship would depend on the university, you should contact them to get that information. wish i could help more :/
typically you are eligible to apply for the pance 7 days after completion (and graduation) of your program assuming you have met all the other requirements to sit in for the PANCE
Do you know the courses and can recommend few even though I know you said you didn't do it ?? Also can and would you be willing to send me copies of your pages of your pink 🩷💕 binder ??
hi! I would ask your program director, they had alot of courses that they recommended for us. I don't know any off the top of my head. And I'd be happy to send you the notes out of the pink binder. I'd have to first locate them, which shouldn't be an issue but I'm happy to help however I can.
Why did I not find your channel earlier?!! I just finished didactic year and didn’t pass the PACRAT by one point (school standard)😑… but you know what?! - I am adopting this method TODAY! Thanks boo 🥰🥰🥰
You're so welcome! Best of luck to you on clinicals. You will be amazing 💕
I was just accepted into PA school … and already looking ahead to the PANCE lol. Thanks so much for sharing your study method! This is insightful!
you're welcome! best of luck to you 💕
Congratulations 👏🏼🎉👏🏼🎉
thank you!
Wow! This information is so on point! You encourage people in such a way that you actually make me want to become a PA! A true blessing indeed. Thank you for always keeping it real and sharing.❤️
thank you ❤️
Thank you for this video!!!! I’m about to start my journey to PA soon! ❤
You will be amazing! Best of luck❤
Fantastic! I love your study technique. I am also a visual person hand to mind, and would have to do as you, plus more. Keep sharing, encouraging and doing what you do. The love for what you do always shines through.👍🏾
Thank you so much ❤️
Thank you girl! I am going into my clinical year and this video was super helpful! 💕
you're very welcome! such an exciting time for you. Best of luck 💕
Yet again another amazing video Bri! So well spoken ❤️
thank you so much, Jo!
I'm starting the PA program to get into Neurosurgery PA and I'm already preparing myself to take the exam
smart girl! so proactive ❤️ best of luck to you!
@@dollfacepa thank you I appreciate it, I'm going to need it
Thank you. I want to ask you did you use any question bank like rosh or uworld?
Hey! Great video! I take my PANCE in October. Lowkey nervous but this video makes me feel a little bit better lol.
Question, maybe I missed this but how many weeks/months did you study for the PANCE before taking it?
Best of luck to you! A dedicated 6 weeks.
@@dollfacepa Thank you!!
You say you had an excellent program, where did you get accepted? I am looking at either UW or northwestern?
How many questions correct do you think would be considered green light on the exams on the book?
hmm, that would be hard to say. I would generally say to go more with how comfortable you feel with the content and topics that are being asked in the question. Don't allow missing questions to discourage you or make you feel like you aren't ready. Instead, try to see if you are noticing any patterns (consistently missing questions related to the same topic) and focus your study efforts there.
@@dollfacepa Thank you so much for your input! I used PPP and did the entire question book, a few Rosh and HippoEd questions, and Passed!!
Thanks
Thanks for watching!
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Thank you for this video. Really helpful.
I have a few questions still.
1. If one has completed medicine in their country can they pass the PANCE with their diploma or should they go to a PA school? If so are there PA schools which reduce the time spent at school for international graduated physicians ?
2. No QBank or UWorld needed for the PANCE?
Hello! To my knowledge, you must still complete a PA program regardless of holding a medical degree in another country. Unfortunately, I am not aware of any programs that offer abbreviated PA programs for internationally graduated physicians. It is my understanding that you still must complete the standard PA program in order to become a licensed PA. I used the Kaplan qbank sporadically during my studying for the PANCE. It was gifted to my class by our program director. Because of this, I am not sure of the exact cost but my primary method for studying for PANCE was the one described in this video. Though many of my classmates did find the Kaplan question bank helpful. Hope this helps :)
Possum you so cute!
thank you! ❤️
Can we give pance exam during opt process? How much time to take for preparation tor exam? Is it a hard exam? Can we compete in first trail?
hi amisha! what exactly do you mean by "during opt process"? want to make sure i'm answering your question to the best of my ability :) I studied hardcore for about 6 weeks prior to taking the exam. it is more than doable to pass on the first go round with adequate preparation.
@@dollfacepa first thank you so much for answer. I m from India n this year m coming to usa with the physician assistant course. After completing Master then we have to turn our student visa into work visa n usa government gives Only one year work visa. So my question is that during work visa processing can I give PANCE exam or I have to complete exam before applying work visa process.
Also I want to ask another question about scholarship. Can i get fully funded scholarship from the India. My university is Central Michigan University.
Thank you!
@@amishamacwan9683 I am not too familiar with how VISAs work unfortunately, sorry! the question about the scholarship would depend on the university, you should contact them to get that information. wish i could help more :/
@@dollfacepa okay. Thank so much for informative answer.
I am from tamil nadu (chennai ) i have completed PHYSICIAN ASSOCIATE
Am i eligible to apply PANCE EXAM? PLS DO REPLY
typically you are eligible to apply for the pance 7 days after completion (and graduation) of your program assuming you have met all the other requirements to sit in for the PANCE
Do you know the courses and can recommend few even though I know you said you didn't do it ?? Also can and would you be willing to send me copies of your pages of your pink 🩷💕 binder ??
hi! I would ask your program director, they had alot of courses that they recommended for us. I don't know any off the top of my head. And I'd be happy to send you the notes out of the pink binder. I'd have to first locate them, which shouldn't be an issue but I'm happy to help however I can.