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What is the hardest part about Physician Assistant School?

I am pursuing a master's degree in physician assistant studies and am nervous about the academic rigor and dedication.

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Marcos A.’s Answer

After school, plan your study time well. Spend less time on social media and events to manage your busy schedule more easily.
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After school, focus on organizing your study time effectively. Limit your time on social media to handle your busy schedule better.
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Hello Elise,
Pursing a career as a Physician Assistant is an admirable endeavor. Although I have a master's in physical therapy, I have had the opportunity to recruit, hire and work with hundred's of PA's throughout my career from new grads to seasoned professionals. Programs are challenging and require planning and discipline. Fortunately, you are in control of the time and dedication you are willing and able to give. It is definitely doable and don't be afraid to pursue your goals and dreams. I was an average to barely above average high school student, however, once I decided what I wanted to do, I really excelled. Once you are in a program, my understanding is they often have great support from your peers and from the program itself. If you want it bad enough, I am certain you will make it happen.
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