i definitely believe that if your application has other strengths, whether it be pce hours or gpa, it can definitely outweigh a lower gre score. i think the general consensus is to shoot for 300 or above, but you may get a better idea of what score you need if your program has averages from previous applicants :)
Hey, can you make a video on how an international student do PA. I'm from India & I dream to work in US. But there's little to no information about this. :( please help me
hey! i'm so sorry, i have no idea what the requirements are for international students as i am a domestic student. i think it may be easier if you attend an undergrad institution in the US as the pre-requisites will transfer in a smoother manner! but that's the only advice i have :(
Will you please share list of universities you have applied to
Congrats Alice!!! 💕
thank u ☺️
will be applying end of junior year, wish me luck !
yay!! good luck, you'll do great :)
Congratulations!! I applied this past cycle as well! 🥳🎉
back at you!! excited for us to become providers :)
Do you have any advice for people with lower GRE scores? Can experience in the field make up for it
i definitely believe that if your application has other strengths, whether it be pce hours or gpa, it can definitely outweigh a lower gre score. i think the general consensus is to shoot for 300 or above, but you may get a better idea of what score you need if your program has averages from previous applicants :)
Hey, can you make a video on how an international student do PA. I'm from India & I dream to work in US. But there's little to no information about this. :( please help me
hey! i'm so sorry, i have no idea what the requirements are for international students as i am a domestic student. i think it may be easier if you attend an undergrad institution in the US as the pre-requisites will transfer in a smoother manner! but that's the only advice i have :(