is this a good track to follow?

[socalbaby]

I'm a first year student at community college, where I plan to be for 2 years. Hopefully, I can transfer after that majoring in Psychology. As for my experience, I will earn some hours at a hospice this semester. I'll set up my classes for spring semester in a way that I can take an EMT class at an ROP too. While, I do this, I'll be working as a caregiver for a few days a week (maybe not even necessary). After my EMT certification, I find a job for that and continue working as I am getting my degree. I'll also apply for a health scholar summer program, where I'll be volunteering at a hospital in the summer all week. (I will not work all summer because of this) Will I be set? Advices?

[hustleforthePAC]

Theres a thread for stats, PA accepted students if you do a search for USC you can find stats of accepted students for the previous years. 

 

http://keck.usc.edu/physician-assistant-program/admission/selection-criteria/

 

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Here is the link to the stats for accepted PA-S students. A search for "USC" will show you posts from students who applied, wait listed, rejected. Hope this helps, good luck on your journey!

 

[Endeavor]

Sounds like a good plan. Just pursue the EMT try getting into a hospital as a tech if possible, accumulate those PCE hours while maintaining a competitive GPA and you'll be fine! Leadership position in extracurriculars always helps too