PA school average gpa

[JSTAR04]

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if i apply to a PA program with a 3.69 GPA what are my chances i know this is the wrong section but i like you guys and i value your opinions. I know PA school isn't the same as Med school but i would like you guys to share your thoughts thank you🙂

 

[TheGrand]

People have been accepted to medical schools (not PA) with GPA's lower than yours on special occasions.

Acceptance is based on your overall application such as extra-curriculars (EC's), achievements, MCAT, etc. as well as GPA's. Try looking at mdapplicants .com to give you an idea of sorts.

Just curious, what kind of a pre-health student are you?

 

[Catalystik]

Your GPA would be fine, but some of the other requirements can be different than those for med school, like way higher patient care hours (2000 in my state) and some different prerequisites.

Pre-PA info can be found on this site: http://www.physicianassistantforum.com/forums/forum.php?

 

[JSTAR04]

thanks alot guys. thats why i like you guys, you guys always help me out btw do you guys have any idea what matriculate admit means.

 

[Catalystik]

Could you use it in context or cite the link to what you want to have interpreted? Everyone admitted to a med school doesn't necessarily matriculate there, as they may have received multiple acceptances.

 

[JSTAR04]

Thank you guys so much. I figured out my matriculate problem, and i hope my 3.69(hopefully) is good enough for fall