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I just realized that a thread for this application cycle has not been started yet and I wanted to get the ball rolling. Anyone have any updates?

I am a pre-PA student who is preparing to potentially re-apply next cycle. I am interested in applying to USC's PA program, but I noticed their Spanish requirement. On their website, it says "must be college level credit earned either through coursework or by placement examination. There are no language substitutions or waivers". Does anyone suggest any online Spanish courses? My current schedule won't allow me to attend in person.

Thanks!

submitted and verified may 17! haven't yet sent in my supplemental however, procrastinating with some of the short answers

Has everyone that interviewed on October 13 heard back? I'm sitting here slowly dying checking my email every twenty minutes. Thanks!

I'm applying to PA schools this upcoming April and just wondering if anyone can share where they finished their Spanish Language requirement? I went to an international high school in Taiwan and Spanish as a language class wasn't offered... Just wondering if anyone knew of a good (and relative easy) way to complete the 1 year Spanish requirement? thanks!

Its probably a bit early, but has anyone heard back? 

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I know this is a sensitive topic but I need sincere input to see whether anyone has actually declined USC admission for other local schools such as Western University or Loma Linda. I have read many posts about choosing the cheapest schools but living in such a competitive job market like Orange County, I feel like USC name can help us finding a better job, is it true? I know USC has the best PA program in Southern CA but its tuition is almost double that of other schools and is 6-9 months longer. Since I am married with one kid and paying mortgage, my future disposable income maybe too limited to cover the additional tuition of USC compared to other schools, although my husband is emotionally supportive of either choice.

Your experience and advice are highly appreciated. Thanks!

I completed my application a couple weeks ago! Anyone else applying? Has anyone recieved and interview invite yet? 

Good luck to all! 

USC is the top choice for many southern Cali pre-PA's for obvious reasons.

I submitted my caspa app a few weeks ago, and my supplemental fee was received a fee days ago.

How are you guys doing on the application process?

I am currently thinking about applying to USC's PA program and was wondering if on their supplemental application they asked for a legacy or if that is filled out on CASPA itself? I know USC is every big with legacy, so I was wondering if they asked for it on their application? Thanks!