These PA programs do not yet have a published five-year first-time PANCE pass rate, often because the program is newer or data are still developing. Review accreditation status and program maturity carefully before applying.
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✔ What This Program Looks For in Applicants Bachelor’s before matriculation. Min cumulative and prerequisite GPA 3.0 (rubric-scored). 3 LORs (one from PA/MD/DO/NP). Personal statement, PCE hours, 20+ hrs PA shadowing scored. Bonus…
✔ What This Program Looks For in Applicants GPA, interview score, PA shadowing, PCE, service; essay rubric; advanced-degree bonus; rolling admission. Summarized from the program’s official admissions / selection-process pages. Always…
✔ What This Program Looks For in Applicants Holistic review scoring academic capacity (BCP and overall GPA), personal resilience, breadth/depth of direct patient care, and mission alignment. Up to 8 bonus points (max 2/category) for CT…
✔ What This Program Looks For in Applicants Holistic, non-rolling review. Min cGPA/sGPA 3.0; prerequisites with B- or higher. Committee scores academic strength (GPA, science GPA, PA-CAT), academic rigor, clinical experience, 3 LORs.…
✔ What This Program Looks For in Applicants Preference for: strong GPAs (>3.5); academic rigor (no repeats/withdrawals/incompletes, 12+ credit semesters); understanding of PA role (500+ HCE hours, shadowing); strong written communication.…
✔ What This Program Looks For in Applicants Beyond minimums (3.0 cGPA/BCP GPA, prereqs, Casper), structured holistic process: understanding of the PA profession, graduate-level writing, communication, maturity/professionalism, resilience,…
✔ What This Program Looks For in Applicants Program-developed rubric scoring prerequisite GPA, cumulative undergraduate GPA, undergraduate science GPA, and total PCE hours; applicants placed in three score tiers and a percentage randomly…
✔ What This Program Looks For in Applicants HBCU grad; high-need HS; veteran; PA shadowing; direct PCE; community service in underserved areas; first-gen; Pell recipient; MUA/P residence. Summarized from the program’s official admissions /…
Fully licensed by the state of Connecticut, Quinnipiac’s physician assistant program leads to an MHS degree and provides the clinical and academic preparation needed for the diverse responsibilities undertaken by physician assistants.