New Updates and Changes to the GRE Exam Explained | The Posh PA

Pre-PAs listen up! Major changes coming to the GRE in September of 2023. So if you are planning to apply to PA school, be sure to check out this video fo the latest updates.
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[@stefanycruz7799]

Wooohooo!! Was planning on taking the GRE in August now I’m tempted to wait!

[@deeR0o]

Hey! I’ve been watching your videos for a while and I myself want to become a PA! I am a about to enter my freshman year of college and I was wondering what is the best way to get those required 2,000 hours to apply to PA school? And how long exactly was your journey to become a PA? Thank you so much I love your videos and will continue watching until I hopefully become a PA!

[@theposhpa]

You can do medical assisting, EMT, ER tech, anything that has direct patient care.

[@sabawoonshinwari8330]

What about phlebotomist??