How To Get Into PA School! | And What To Do if You are Waitlisted or Rejected!
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- Опубликовано: 17 май 2021
- Hola My Beautiful Darlings! Today I am sharing my journey of the things I learned from applying to PA school TWICE and how I got into my top choice!
If you are in a similar situation like I was a few years ago, this is meant to encourage you and remind you that you WILL GET THERE! 💖
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- Book: How to “Ace” the Physician Assistant School Interview (Second Edition): www.amazon.com/How-Physician-...
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Thank you for your videos! Currently going through the application cycle, my nerves are killing me 😓
I hear you! But just getting through the application is a huge milestone! 🙌🏼 you’ll get there, and it’ll feel so good! 😉 best of luck!
I just came from your presentation with eShadowing and I'm so thankful to have gotten to hear your story! I never thought dermatology would be a specialty I would be interested in but I'm definitely going to consider it now. Lots of great advice, thank you!
Aww that’s so great to hear! Glad it was helpful! 😉
How do you find places to shadow? I would love to do that just to see if I'm genuinely interested in the field. Thank you for providing all of this info!
Is PA completely different than med school. And can i get into medical school as 3rd year student or in anyway?
Wait, 'The Coral Brief' is such a cute and clever name 😊👌
Thanks so much! 🙃
Amazing!!!
please tell about the financial aid if can be provided.......and did you give gre...how did you do mathematics
Is pa school first come first serve for spots like med school? Or do they review them all at once or as they come in?
this is a good question ! hopefully she responds 💕
Hi iam from India..... I'm doing bsc nursing here... So after my graduation... Is it possible to do masters.PA in the United States?... Can u please tell me the procedures and the exams I've to clear..
Hi, do you revise personal statements? Could you review mine
Hi, I am currently majoring in public health and I want to go to pa school but I need to get my prerequisites done I was thinking of doing them at a community college because I graduate next year but I am not sure if pa schools look down on community college
Hi! I’ve been doing research and I think that if you do a few classes with a community college, it’s fine. PA schools only feel a ehhh if you take a LOT of prerequisites, especially science prerequisites at a community college.
I am really interested in neonatal and dermatology PA, but how does someone go about asking to shadow someone they don’t actually know?
It’s tough. I cold messaged a bunch of people on different PA forums/ FB groups, etc. Eventually, a few responded. You may need to get creative with reaching out and introducing yourself to a few offices or join some pre-pa groups.
How many schools did you apply to? I am too old to wait another year and my pre-req's will be in jeopardy of me repeating them. I've been working in the medical field for over 15yrs. I am hoping to take the GRE this July. My GPA is not going to get me in the program.
Good luck! Having 15 years in the medical field is a huge asset, so don’t underestimate it!
@@LauraCoralPAC Thank you for responding. I finished my personal statement and the letters of recommendation are coming in. All that is left is answering each schools questions and then paying the application fees. I'm really hoping to get accepted even if I haven't taken the GRE yet.
Im an accounting major, will this reduce my possibilities of getting into PA school?
Not as long as you have met the prerequisites to apply to PA School! :)
@@LauraCoralPAC whats the most approachable way to get the 500 hours with patients ?
@@marianag8043 there are multiple ways to get patient care experience. I did clinical research, but some of my peers worked as paramedics, medical assistants, or even volunteered at their local hospital/clinic.
Do you think volunteering with a Physical Therapist is good healthcare experience? 🤔
@@stephl1722 Not sure. I would recommend speaking with a premed or pre-pa counselor/advisor.
Amazing!!!