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Students interested in the pre-physician assistant career advising track must obtain a bachelor’s degree and complete the necessary prerequisites in order to apply for a master’s-level physician assistant program.
- Pre-Physician Assistant (minor)
The pre-physician assistant minor provides foundational...
- Pre-Physician Assistant (Advising Track)
REQUIRED: Schedule an appointment with your assigned...
- Pre-professional health career advising
VCU offers pre-professional health career advising to...
- Pre-Physician Assistant (minor)
The pre-physician assistant minor provides foundational courses for students that are preparing to be competitive applicants for Master of Physician Assistant (M.P.A.) programs after completing their bachelor’s degree at VCU.
8 wrz 2020 · The pre-physician assistant minor provides foundational courses for students that are preparing to be competitive applicants for Master of Physician Assistant (M.P.A.) programs after completing their bachelor’s degree at VCU.
8 wrz 2020 · Students interested in the pre-physician assistant advising track must be on track to complete all prerequisite coursework, have a minimum 3.0 GPA, and be on track to receive a baccalaureate degree by the time of applying to be considered for admission to Physician Assistant (PA) school.
REQUIRED: Schedule an appointment with your assigned pre-professional health advisor to start mapping your path towards successful application to professional programs. Calculate your true GPA and count every course (include dual enrollment, historical repeats).
VCU offers pre-professional health career advising to students seeking competitive admission into medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, veterinary, optometry or physician assistant programs.
VCU offers eight pre-professional health undergraduate minors for students interested in pursuing future admission to professional training programs. Professional training programs grant MD, DO, DDS, PharmD, OTD, DPT, PA, OD and DVM degrees.
