405 Lancaster Avenue Greer, S.C. 29650
34.941326781328, -82.256158387314
Greer, South Carolina · Masters
A 24-month Greer PA program with 30 students, a 3.30 overall-GPA minimum, and paid healthcare experience favored without a numeric minimum.
Develop well-informed and compassionate PAs who provide patient centered and service oriented medical care in diverse environments.
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Weighted pre-screen scoring matrix (overall GPA, overall science GPA, paid healthcare/direct patient care hours, volunteerism, veteran status) ranks candidates for interview; multi-station interview assessing non-cognitive attributes (e.g., accountability, compassion, problem-solving, teamwork). NGU alumni and MABS graduates receive special consideration.
Summarized from the program’s admissions information. Confirm current selection criteria with the program.
The PA program evaluates applicants through a series of short, timed interview stations that assess non-cognitive attributes, with an interview team that includes program faculty and local physicians and PAs. Interviews run from June until the class is full or October 31, and NGU alumni and Master of Biomedical Science graduates who meet minimum requirements are guaranteed an interview invitation.
Source checked Aug 1, 2026. Interview formats and dates can change between cycles.
Program interview informationReview each course, its lab, and the program’s policies. Your links are planning records; the program decides equivalency.
Courses shown as alternatives in the table are not all required. Confirm the accepted route with the program.
| Course | Credits | Lab | Min grade | Your coursework |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Human Anatomy and Physiology I First of two human-based combined A&P courses with a lab; together the combined route totals 8 semester hours. Individual credits not split in source. | Not publishedSemester hours | Required | B | Sign in to plan |
| Human Anatomy and Physiology II Second of two human-based combined A&P courses with a lab; together the combined route totals 8 semester hours. Individual credits not split in source. | Not publishedSemester hours | Required | B | Sign in to plan |
| Human Anatomy Alternative A&P route; 4 semester hours with lab. | 4Semester hours | Required | B | Sign in to plan |
| Human Physiology Alternative A&P route; 3 semester hours, no lab required. | 3Semester hours | Not required | B | Sign in to plan |
Biology I with labCourse notes & alternativesCore/major curriculum course; survey courses do not qualify. Lab must apply to course. | 4Semester hours | Required | B | Sign in to plan |
| Biology II or equivalent 3–4 semester hours, no lab required. Must be biology-major level; accepted equivalents include Genetics, Cell Biology, Histology, Immunology, Virology, Epidemiology, Biochemistry (may be used once), or Nutrition with BIO prefix. | Not publishedSemester hours | Not required | B | Sign in to plan →This requirement needs an individual course review; completion has not been confirmed. |
| Genetics One option for Biology II equivalent; 3–4 semester hours; no lab required. Manual review for specific course equivalency. | Not publishedSemester hours | Not required | B | Sign in to plan |
| Cell Biology One option for Biology II equivalent; 3–4 semester hours; no lab required. Manual review for specific course equivalency. | Not publishedSemester hours | Not required | B | Sign in to plan |
| Histology One option for Biology II equivalent; 3–4 semester hours; no lab required. Manual review for specific course equivalency. | Not publishedSemester hours | Not required | B | Sign in to plan →This requirement needs an individual course review; completion has not been confirmed. |
| Immunology One option for Biology II equivalent; 3–4 semester hours; no lab required. Manual review for specific course equivalency. | Not publishedSemester hours | Not required | B | Sign in to plan →This requirement needs an individual course review; completion has not been confirmed. |
| Virology One option for Biology II equivalent; 3–4 semester hours; no lab required. Manual review for specific course equivalency. | Not publishedSemester hours | Not required | B | Sign in to plan →This requirement needs an individual course review; completion has not been confirmed. |
| Epidemiology One option for Biology II equivalent; 3–4 semester hours; no lab required. Manual review for specific course equivalency. | Not publishedSemester hours | Not required | B | Sign in to plan →This requirement needs an individual course review; completion has not been confirmed. |
| Biochemistry May substitute for Biology II or General Chemistry II equivalency, but cannot satisfy both. Credit amount depends on chosen category; category-specific equivalency requires manual review. | Not publishedSemester hours | Not specified | B | Sign in to plan |
| Nutrition with BIO prefix One option for Biology II equivalent; 3–4 semester hours; no lab required. Must have BIO prefix; manual review. | Not publishedSemester hours | Not required | B | Sign in to plan →This requirement needs an individual course review; completion has not been confirmed. |
MicrobiologyCourse notes & alternatives3 semester hours; no lab requirement stated. | 3Semester hours | Not specified | B | Sign in to plan |
General Chemistry I with labCourse notes & alternativesCore/major curriculum course; survey courses do not qualify. Lab must apply to course. | 4Semester hours | Required | B | Sign in to plan |
| General Chemistry II or equivalent 3 semester hours, no lab required. Accepted equivalents include Organic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, or Biochemistry (may be used once). | 3Semester hours | Not required | B | Sign in to plan →This requirement needs an individual course review; completion has not been confirmed. |
| Organic Chemistry One option for General Chemistry II equivalency; 3 semester hours, no lab required according to requirement table. | 3Semester hours | Not required | B | Sign in to plan |
| Analytical Chemistry One option for General Chemistry II equivalency; 3 semester hours, no lab required; planner subject mapping requires manual review. | 3Semester hours | Not required | B | Sign in to plan →This requirement needs an individual course review; completion has not been confirmed. |
| General Psychology 3 semester hours; acceptable higher/alternative courses include Introductory Psychiatry, Abnormal Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Psychology throughout the Lifespan. | 3Semester hours | Not specified | B | Sign in to plan |
| Abnormal Psychology One option satisfying General Psychology requirement; 3 semester hours. | 3Semester hours | Not specified | B | Sign in to plan |
| Developmental Psychology One option satisfying General Psychology requirement; 3 semester hours. | 3Semester hours | Not specified | B | Sign in to plan |
| Psychology throughout the Lifespan One option satisfying General Psychology requirement; 3 semester hours; manual review of course equivalency. | 3Semester hours | Not specified | B | Sign in to plan →This requirement needs an individual course review; completion has not been confirmed. |
StatisticsCourse notes & alternatives3 semester hours; General Statistics, Behavioral Statistics, or Biostatistics accepted; Business Statistics excluded. | 3Semester hours | Not specified | B | Sign in to plan |
All prerequisite coursework must be completed at a U.S. regionally accredited institution and before applying. No mandatory recency limit; 5–7 years recommended. Biochemistry may satisfy either Biology II equivalency or General Chemistry II equivalency, never both. B- is not acceptable. AP/CLEP accepted with passed examinations and official transcript. Manual confirmation is needed for broad course-equivalency options and exact credit mapping.
2026-08-01 prior-cycle deadline has passed; next-cycle date is not verified.
Expected entering-cohort start.
Published combined full-program tuition and mandatory fees
Published locked estimated tuition and fees total $119,400 for the graduating classes of 2027 and 2028. An additional $10,947 in mandatory non-tuition attendance costs covers compliance, books/supplies, insurance, certification, and graduation over two years. Optional international clerkships, living, travel, and personal expenses are separate.
Problem-based learning and hands-on skills/simulation take place at the Tim Brashier campus in Greer.
Ten supervised practice experiences and coursework use regional affiliates. International options require prior domestic experiences and carry additional costs.
Written, OSCE and technical-skills assessments accompany professional preparation and PANCE review.
The published phases reconcile to 24 months. Greer is the graduate PA teaching campus, distinct from the Tigerville main campus.
The class year is preserved exactly as published. The overall measure is undergraduate cumulative GPA.
| Class | Overall GPA | Science GPA | PCE hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Class of 2027 | 3.78 | Not recorded | Not recorded |
Class averages describe an admitted cohort. They are not minimums or acceptance probabilities.
Graduate outcomes
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