Hi Guys, I hope I can provide you some insight. It was not easy for me. I was rejected the first time, but I was accepted the second time. Thank you Adanna, I watched so many of your videos and it really helped me out tremendously. I would say do your research to know exactly what your school of choice requirements are. Once you have met ALL of their requirements now the next step is meeting all of the deadlines. Ok you are almost there, then comes the interview...don't worry you got this! Final step the waiting be patient...the anxiety is real....then congrats! You made it!! The real question now that you got in is can you stay in? Umm I'll let Adanna answer this one. Adanna can you make a video about staying in PA School?!! Good luck everyone, follow your dreams and they will come true if you are prepared. "The plans of the diligent leads to prosperity" 100!
Yes I can make that video. Honestly my new platform addressing staying in PA school as well because it gives you access to various different retention tools. That video will be up next on the docket! Thanks for the idea!
100%. Im one of those that it took forever. Took 5 years. Probably because i always applied late. 3.6 undergrad GPA, 50-100 shadowing hours, 8 months volunteering at Mayo Clinic, over 10k hours direct patient care by the time of matriculation (CNA and MA). One school I got accepted to had 2000 applicants for 20 spots (1% acceptance rate) and I would have only been their second class. But also they do this because PA school is rough. Not everyone makes it through. We lost 6 students in my class. Taking my PANCE tomorrow and nervous. Messaged you about it actually on Instagram :p
Prince jazz I did apply late each time but I applied the latest the year I got accepted. I was 26 when I started school. Most people it doesn’t take that long but some it does. I applied to between 4 and 7 schools each year. The more you apply to the better chance you have but it’s more expensive. PA schools have about a 2-5% acceptance rate on average. One school I was accepted to had 2000 applicants and they only had 20 spots which is a 1% acceptance rate.
Adanna, I remember finding your youtube channel by accident looking for inspiration to go back to grad school with children. You have really helped me stay encouraged during my journey of NP school. I am so HAPPY to see your success in your dream job. I am completing my program in the Spring of 2021. Thank you for putting your faith outfront because God has brought me thru many storms as well and now I see the light. God bless.
Yay im finally getting the updates! I love watching you Adanna! You inspire me so much. It's so good to see color in medicine. Would you ever consider doing a presentation for Pre-Pa clubs via Zoom?
AAwwww! Thank you for you kind words. Glad what I'm doing here helps others. As far as presentations I do give presentations at Pre-PA clubs. Just go to my website or email me (All that info in is my TH-cam about section) for information on how to make that happen.
Hi, I stumbled across your video yesterday 4/29/2022. I have been an LVN in California for 7 years now. I wanted to go back for RN. This past January I started a new job in an urgent care and I love utilizing my skills more then my previous career choices (ALF, Hospice, SNF.) Now that I have seen some of your videos I believe I want to change my career and do PA. THANK YOU 👏🏻😊
Aww I'm glad that my experiences can be used to make small and large changes in the world. Thanks so much for sharing this and I wish you nothing but the best!
I haven't commented before, but I've been following for a while now. Thank you for making this channel and you be being you :D I just transferred from CC to CSULA to finish my bachelors in public health finally! And working on prereqs for PA schools. Your videos make me feel more sure of myself and my future applications. I cant wait to see your website when it launches!
Heyy friend, so I served for 8 yrs in the military as a medic. I did pretty good in school, 3.228 GPA. Prereq were good also, but I did attempt to take physics and fail, now I petrified about not getting in PA school.... have I blown my chances of getting in.
Hi! I'm trying to apply this year but I was wondering if you could offer some guidance and maybe take a look at my application? I haven't been able to get any help from advisors and despite all my research I could really use some guidance or a review from someone who is experienced with this process. Please any help would be greatly appreciated
Hi Adanna! I have a question, i want to go in James Madison college but I don’t know how to did my searching to know what classes they are require to get in the PA program, do you think I should call them or what links do you think I should type?
Thanks 🙏🏾 for information!! I have a question you haven’t brought up in awhile or maybe you did. PA school that don’t require GRE is there any update information on those school’s. Yale Pa school online for instance. Or even new PA school decided to go online because of the shortage in Healthcare and pandemic, can clinical site be in your state?
Hi Adana, I have learned lot from your videos and I would like to get some advice. I was Biology and and chemistry major Student and I have taken way too many science classes. I end up with 3:2 overall GPA. My science GPA according to CASPA 2.97. I have applied two cycle for CASPA for few school and got one Interview from EVMS, but didn’t get. I am working on my GRE this year to apply for many school, but some school require science GPA 3 or above. Should I retake some classes which I have B and C? I have been working as ER tech almost five years and I am english as second language student. I have more than 10000 hours or patient care experience. I am 43 years old father for two kids. I have working hard to become physicians Assistances. I would like to share my CASPA information if you would like to hide me through. I know your busy and if you can I would really appreciated. Thank you again what you do and your channel is helping for many people like me.
Hi Guys, I hope I can provide you some insight. It was not easy for me. I was rejected the first time, but I was accepted the second time. Thank you Adanna, I watched so many of your videos and it really helped me out tremendously. I would say do your research to know exactly what your school of choice requirements are. Once you have met ALL of their requirements now the next step is meeting all of the deadlines. Ok you are almost there, then comes the interview...don't worry you got this! Final step the waiting be patient...the anxiety is real....then congrats! You made it!! The real question now that you got in is can you stay in? Umm I'll let Adanna answer this one. Adanna can you make a video about staying in PA School?!! Good luck everyone, follow your dreams and they will come true if you are prepared. "The plans of the diligent leads to prosperity" 100!
Yes I can make that video. Honestly my new platform addressing staying in PA school as well because it gives you access to various different retention tools. That video will be up next on the docket! Thanks for the idea!
What was your major? What did you do in your gap year? I'm a biology major and I don't want to have a useless biology degree if I don't get in.
Love the hair, Adanna ❤️
100%. Im one of those that it took forever. Took 5 years. Probably because i always applied late. 3.6 undergrad GPA, 50-100 shadowing hours, 8 months volunteering at Mayo Clinic, over 10k hours direct patient care by the time of matriculation (CNA and MA). One school I got accepted to had 2000 applicants for 20 spots (1% acceptance rate) and I would have only been their second class.
But also they do this because PA school is rough. Not everyone makes it through. We lost 6 students in my class. Taking my PANCE tomorrow and nervous. Messaged you about it actually on Instagram :p
GOOD LUCK 🙌🙌
Good luck on your PANCE test!
the 5 year part is freaking me out... I don't have this much time!
How did it go??
Prince jazz I did apply late each time but I applied the latest the year I got accepted. I was 26 when I started school. Most people it doesn’t take that long but some it does. I applied to between 4 and 7 schools each year. The more you apply to the better chance you have but it’s more expensive. PA schools have about a 2-5% acceptance rate on average. One school I was accepted to had 2000 applicants and they only had 20 spots which is a 1% acceptance rate.
I love your new filming location, Adanna!
What Adanna said made me feel little relaxed.. do the due diligence is the key
Trust me it makes the process, any process go a lot more smoothly
Adanna, I remember finding your youtube channel by accident looking for inspiration to go back to grad school with children. You have really helped me stay encouraged during my journey of NP school. I am so HAPPY to see your success in your dream job. I am completing my program in the Spring of 2021. Thank you for putting your faith outfront because God has brought me thru many storms as well and now I see the light. God bless.
Thanks Kim! Comments like yours really keeps me going.
Your videos are so so helpful!! You make me feel so in control and prepared for every aspect of becoming a PA. Thank you!!!
You got this!
Yay im finally getting the updates! I love watching you Adanna! You inspire me so much. It's so good to see color in medicine. Would you ever consider doing a presentation for Pre-Pa clubs via Zoom?
AAwwww! Thank you for you kind words. Glad what I'm doing here helps others. As far as presentations I do give presentations at Pre-PA clubs. Just go to my website or email me (All that info in is my TH-cam about section) for information on how to make that happen.
@@AdannaThePA Ohh thank you! Thats very informative! I will do!
Hi, I stumbled across your video yesterday 4/29/2022. I have been an LVN in California for 7 years now. I wanted to go back for RN. This past January I started a new job in an urgent care and I love utilizing my skills more then my previous career choices (ALF, Hospice, SNF.)
Now that I have seen some of your videos I believe I want to change my career and do PA.
THANK YOU 👏🏻😊
Aww I'm glad that my experiences can be used to make small and large changes in the world. Thanks so much for sharing this and I wish you nothing but the best!
I haven't commented before, but I've been following for a while now. Thank you for making this channel and you be being you :D
I just transferred from CC to CSULA to finish my bachelors in public health finally! And working on prereqs for PA schools. Your videos make me feel more sure of myself and my future applications. I cant wait to see your website when it launches!
Encouragement?? girl, I am scared as hell and feel like I'll never succeed at anything in life now
I applied once to one school and got in, but I did take a year off school to work as a phlebotomist.
You were blessed!
Can ask which school it was?
Do you think non-native English speaker is at disadvantage when it comes to interviews? limited vocabulary etc.
Heyy friend, so I served for 8 yrs in the military as a medic. I did pretty good in school, 3.228 GPA. Prereq were good also, but I did attempt to take physics and fail, now I petrified about not getting in PA school.... have I blown my chances of getting in.
Hi! I'm trying to apply this year but I was wondering if you could offer some guidance and maybe take a look at my application? I haven't been able to get any help from advisors and despite all my research I could really use some guidance or a review from someone who is experienced with this process. Please any help would be greatly appreciated
What's your question? Dm me on ig
Unfortunately I don't have ig. Is there any other way to get in touch with you?
Hi Adanna! I have a question, i want to go in James Madison college but I don’t know how to did my searching to know what classes they are require to get in the PA program, do you think I should call them or what links do you think I should type?
Can Indian PA practice in USA
No for indians
Thanks 🙏🏾 for information!! I have a question you haven’t brought up in awhile or maybe you did. PA school that don’t require GRE is there any update information on those school’s. Yale Pa school online for instance. Or even new PA school decided to go online because of the shortage in Healthcare and pandemic, can clinical site be in your state?
Hi Adana, I have learned lot from your videos and I would like to get some advice. I was Biology and and chemistry major
Student and I have taken way too many science classes. I end up with 3:2 overall GPA. My science GPA according to CASPA 2.97. I have applied two cycle for CASPA for few school and got one Interview from EVMS, but didn’t get. I am working on my GRE this year to apply for many school, but some school require science GPA 3 or above. Should I retake some classes which I have B and C? I have been working as ER tech almost five years and I am english as second language student. I have more than 10000 hours or patient care experience. I am 43 years old father for two kids. I have working hard to become physicians Assistances. I would like to share my CASPA information if you would like to hide me through. I know your busy and if you can I would really appreciated. Thank you again what you do and your channel is helping for many people like me.
Update?
Nah it's easy 🤦🏾...you have to be accomplished to even apply lol
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