Masters degree?

[deleted390966]

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I have heard some people say "make sure you get a Masters in PA". So I wonder: Does a Master degree give you any advantage over Bachelor in PA? Given that you're able to take licensing exam at the end of both?

 

[Makati2008]

I have heard some people say "make sure you get a Masters in PA". So I wonder: Does a Master degree give you any advantage over Bachelor in PA? Given that you're able to take licensing exam at the end of both?

Some states won't let you practice without a masters degree(Mississippi is the one I personally know of).

 

[deleted6669]

Some states won't let you practice without a masters degree(Mississippi is the one I personally know of).

ohio too if you want to write rxs...

 

[deleted390966]

Thanks. Is there a website I can find a list of states that require (or will require) MSc degree?

 

[deleted6669]

www.aapa.org