Seneca Falls, New York
42.91083, -76.79611
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ARC-PA granted this program Accreditation-Provisional in April 2026. Provisional status means ARC-PA has reviewed the plan and expects the program to meet the standards — it is not a warning, and students who graduate from a provisionally accredited program are eligible to sit for the PANCE. Because the first class has not graduated yet, there are no PANCE pass rates to report, and ARC-PA cited 8 areas of noncompliance at the time of the initial review. The program’s next provisional-monitoring report to ARC-PA is due July 31, 2026. Check ARC-PA for the current status before you apply.
Requires a bachelor’s degree, prerequisite grades of B or better, and a cumulative and BCP (biology/chemistry/physics) GPA of 3.2. You’ll need 500 hours of paid or volunteer patient-care experience and 3 letters of recommendation, one of which must come from a physician or PA. Competitive candidates exceed the minimums — GPA and BCP above 3.4, science coursework taken at a four-year institution, a demonstrated understanding of the PA role, and clear professionalism. Admission is rolling, and the interview is a competitive virtual group plus individual format.
Format: One-on-one and group Where: Virtual
The competitive virtual interview includes both a group and an individual component.
Summarized from Northeast College of Health Sciences’s own admissions and interview pages — verified 2026-07-14. Interview formats and dates change between cycles, so confirm with the program before you make travel plans. See the program’s interview page.
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