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M.S. in Athens, Georgia

43 months ago

Hi,

I am a current University student and have a little over a year left of my college career. I know how competitive getting into PA school is because I have had this goal since my freshmen year.
My GPA is not the highest because I have gotten more B's than A's. Is there any chance of me getting into PA school with a 3.2 GPA? Or should I take an extra semester of school to boost my GPA?
I have a good amount of Patient care experience and leadership experience but I am scared my GPA will hold me back.
Some input from those that have gotten into PA school or are familiar with the admissions process would be appreciated!

Thank you,

Monica

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Vally Lou in Ocala, Florida

42 months ago

A higher GPA is never a bad thing, you must be competitive to get into school. have you read the book "how to get into the PA school of your choice"? there is alot of good advice in it.

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