Bachelors PA programs

[deleted19731]

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Does anybody know of any PA programs that offer a BS instead of an MS?

In the spring I will graduate with an AS in Chemistry from a community college and I am wanting to transfer directly into a PA program, but in Oklahoma (where I live) the only PA program is masters level. Any help would be greatly apperciated.


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[emtp2pac]

www.aapa.org has links to all 134 programs. check this out.
many are still bs programs with just a few as programs left.

 

[deleted19731]

It won't let me open that link. It says I need a password and a user name.

 

[dermpa02]

It won't let me open that link. It says I need a password and a user name.

Try .org/ instead of .com.....

PhilR.

 

[emtp2pac]

I changed my post to .org
sorry for the confusion

 

[hannibal]

There's a PA Bachelor's Program at the University of Texas PANAM down in Brownsville, TX. The website address is: www.panam.edu Good luck! 🙂

 

[terps55]

there is one is Pennsylvania, Penn College of Tech in Williamsport, less competitive admissions than most, www.pct.edu

 

[melcal]

Jefferson College of Health Sciences in Virigina is a Bachelors program. Had a good interview experience there & the people are very nice.

http://www.jchs.edu/

 

[wickliffe2]

Can you go from an associate's degree into a master's PA program?

I know you can transfer to the program I am in, which is a BS/MS program, at Philadelphia University

 

[DrB]

Many of the PA programs that offer a masters pathway require a bachelor?s degree. Stanford University through Foothill College offers a PA program you can get into with an AS. Also UC Davis.

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