8404PA
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In hindsight I think Kaplan was closer to the 2019
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You were diehard >6 months ago lol. I agree that if it HAS to change, associate is better and easier to swallow. All others are ridiculous
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This individual gets it.
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I disagree with the article. I took the 2019 PANCE, the questions were more difficult, and a score of 50% on Rosh isn’t enough. I also did 100% of the Rosh questions.
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Yes, I got a 400. Historically the passing score is 350 +/- a few
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Rosh prediction was 680, I got a 400 — oof lol took on 1/4, scored on 1/16
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just wish they didn't change $799 for their conferences
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following. I have the same stats and taking the PANCE for the first time in January Combat medic x5 years, Packrats were 128 and 142, Rosh low 70s, HippoED high 70s. B student (3.39 GPA) 70-80's on PAEA EORs. I feel we are close in stats.
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If it makes you feel better, South has pasted every ARC PA accreditation visit over the last 12 years.
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Very true. Orientation is in September and classes start in October.
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Physician Assistant with tattoo sleeve on arm?
8404PA replied to PAhopeful85's topic in Pre-PA General Discussion
I am a clinical-year student. I have tattoos from my shoulders, down to each of my elbows and one on my forearm. Very visible. Experiences my vary: I'm in the south. During didactic I covered them for the first week, then never again. In clinicals I wear my white coat all the time because we're required to do so. On the times when I haven't worn my white coat, surgery/emergency medicine, no one has cared or said anything to me. I've had at least two preceptors who did not care in the least. I do carry a white long-sleeved under amour shirt in my bag at all times in case it's needed. I have seen nurse wearing long sleeves to cover tattoos on my rotations, but I have not seen providers with exposed tattoos either. Most times, you'll be wearing a dress shirt, +/- white coat, so not a biggie. Also, when you interview you'll be wearing a suit and unless you divulge your tattoos, they won't know - personally I wouldn't submit that information. tl;dr - haven't had a problem yet. -
can we see your essay?
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