Here are some other options, which is 1. doing military service first and the college or 2. do college first and then military service. 1. Join military preferably something related to medicice, get associate's degree while in, after 4 year service, use either VR&E to pay for the rest of your education all the way up to PA school or use your GI bill. (only 4 years of service) 2. Go straight into college, go into ROTC have them pay for you undergrad but you serve a 1 to 1 repayment so 4 years of service for your entire bachelors degree, then apply for the HPCP and them pay for the additional 2-3 years of PA school. (6-7 years of service) if you paid for undergrad yourself then its only 2-3 years of service for the HPSP since it is also a 1 to 1 pay back. I am currently doing number 1 and graduating undergrad next year. Still debating on what to do next but PA school is one of those options.
Here are some other options, which is 1. doing military service first and the college or 2. do college first and then military service.
1. Join military preferably something related to medicice, get associate's degree while in, after 4 year service, use either VR&E to pay for the rest of your education all the way up to PA school or use your GI bill. (only 4 years of service)
2. Go straight into college, go into ROTC have them pay for you undergrad but you serve a 1 to 1 repayment so 4 years of service for your entire bachelors degree, then apply for the HPCP and them pay for the additional 2-3 years of PA school. (6-7 years of service) if you paid for undergrad yourself then its only 2-3 years of service for the HPSP since it is also a 1 to 1 pay back.
I am currently doing number 1 and graduating undergrad next year. Still debating on what to do next but PA school is one of those options.
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How did you pay for your school? I think I might be in a similar situation as you were. Thank you for all the videos (: !