ALABAMA: University of South Alabama

12 topics in this forum

  1. 2017-18 Application Cycle

    By haleycmaxwell,
    • 179 replies
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  3. 2016-2017 Application Cycle

    By diablo03,
    • 186 replies
    • 21,878 views

  4. 2015-2016 Cycle (Class of 2018)

    By jlthornt,
    • 184 replies
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  5. Class of 2018

    By ndok5,
    • 15 replies
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  6. Undergrad Research experience and letters of recommendation

    By shawnsfitness,
    • 0 replies
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  7. Acceptance.

    By shawnsfitness,
    • 3 replies
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  8. Class of 2017

    By RS_PAstudent,   
    • 108 replies
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  9. Class of 2016

    By arawl,
    • 35 replies
    • 7,395 views

  10. Class of 2015

    By suzpa,
    • 27 replies
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  11. Alternate list

    By sdrisc,
    • 0 replies
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  12. Books for sale to USA PA students

    By 12230822,
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  13. Early Admission Interviews

    By jazzyjoker,
    • 38 replies
    • 4,473 views


  • Posts

    • ramonaweber
      Pacific University 2018-19 Application Cycle

      By ramonaweber · Posted

      Applying for the 1st time!
    • JD2012
      retaking a class twice? How will this look?

      By JD2012 · Posted

      Two ways to do this. 1 - take Orgo 2, I found easier than Orgo 1 and do the lab component, plus it'll add Orgo 2 onto your transcript and give your app some extra oomph for those schools that don't require it.  2 - find a community college that will allow you to only take the lab component. I was able to do this at my local CC since I already had grades for Orgo 1 and 2 lectures I was able to bypass the lectures and only take the labs.
    • sas5814
      Finally a good article on PAs.

      By sas5814 · Posted

      Nice! Let's spread it around.
    • CJAdmission
      Why PA over MD?

      By CJAdmission · Posted

      I have some grouchy coworkers, but nothing like what physicians experience: https://www.thedailybeast.com/how-being-a-doctor-became-the-most-miserable-profession Going into medicine everyone is told how utterly important, special and elite they are. As pre-meds they they participate in a horrifying rat race climbing over each other to get into med school. They then repeat that rat race to get into a choice residency. It's all me, me me. It's like the system was designed for the very purpose of creating terrible human beings. Then they get out into practice and find to their horror the effort was not worth it, "autonomy is an illusion, and that they are a little cog on a corporate wheel. PA school there's a rat race to get in, and an ongoing struggle for respect. But I've never had to talk a colleague off a ledge. Mostly we just bitch about the terrible interpersonal skills of our supervisors.
    • BearDown
      How much do I ask for - Urology

      By BearDown · Posted

      Also note - there is no state income tax in TN.