LECOM APAP program

[hfiso]

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Starting a new thread for the LECOM PA to DO bridge.

Any applicants this year?

My app is still under review. please update as you receive any news.

 

[jgerke81]

Starting a new thread for the LECOM PA to DO bridge.

Any applicants this year?

My app is still under review. please update as you receive any news.

I'm planning to apply, but have likely missed the boat for this year. I'll probably apply when it reopens in June for the entering class of 2021. Any insights you have from the process would be greatly appreciated.

 

[FilviaSerretti]

I applied in August, later than most. Supplemental sent the next week and was offered interview about 2 months later. I interview this Friday. I can keep you updated if interested. I have spoken to some other PAs already in the program and they will often offer a 4 year seat to a PA with the same requirements of the APAP program (fewer sciences, no MCAT) as they typically do well in their programs and make for strong residents with our practice experience. If you have more questions, feel free to sent a private message. Will be as transparent as I can to help you all out.

 

[SamEMPA]

I applied in August, later than most. Supplemental sent the next week and was offered interview about 2 months later. I interview this Friday. I can keep you updated if interested. I have spoken to some other PAs already in the program and they will often offer a 4 year seat to a PA with the same requirements of the APAP program (fewer sciences, no MCAT) as they typically do well in their programs and make for strong residents with our practice experience. If you have more questions, feel free to sent a private message. Will be as transparent as I can to help you all out.

Please keep us posted

 

[ConsideringDO]

I applied in August, later than most. Supplemental sent the next week and was offered interview about 2 months later. I interview this Friday. I can keep you updated if interested. I have spoken to some other PAs already in the program and they will often offer a 4 year seat to a PA with the same requirements of the APAP program (fewer sciences, no MCAT) as they typically do well in their programs and make for strong residents with our practice experience. If you have more questions, feel free to sent a private message. Will be as transparent as I can to help you all out.

Can you let us know how Covid has affected the APAP LECOM program? I know all classes are done via PBL now; how does this work out in practice? Zoom classes in small groups or do they actually have on campus meetings? Also, wondering if it's true that they still require business attire for all classes?

 

[hfiso]

Any others waiting to hear back? I’m kind of confused because I’ve been offered an interview at almost every other DO school and a few MD schools, but yet to hear back from the APAP program.