University of New Haven 1 Care Lane West Haven, Connecticut 6516
41.25714, -72.96067
Up to 8 bonus points (max 2/category) for CT residency or UNH graduation, U.S. veteran/active-duty status, resilience, and a graduate degree. 750 paid PCE hours and U.S. citizenship/permanent residency required. Interview includes two traditional interviews, written ethics exercise, and team activity.
Summarized from the program’s official admissions / selection-process pages. Always confirm current details on the program’s website.
Format: Panel interview Where: On campus
Interview day at UNH's PA program is held in person on campus and includes two traditional interviews each conducted with two interviewers, plus a written ethics exercise and a team-based group activity.
Summarized from University of New Haven, School of Health Sciences, PA Program’s own admissions and interview pages — verified 2026-08-01. Interview formats and dates change between cycles, so confirm with the program before you make travel plans. See the program’s interview page.
The mission of the University of New Haven Physician Associate Program is to prepare master’s level physician associates to be highly skilled members of interprofessional healthcare teams. The program is committed to developing clinicians who will provide compassionate and patient-centered healthcare across the lifespan to people of all ethnicities, cultures, or identifiers that may be interpreted as different from the majority. The program places special emphasis on providing a strong primary care foundational knowledge that will train our students to be life-long learners and prepare them to enter a broad range of medical practice settings.
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