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If you are struggling to write your PA school personal narrative, then this message is for you. Here's why . . . PA school admissions teams have an uncanny ability (honed on the job) to detect when an applicant's essay rings false. And you need to realize, that there is a cost to writing a "so-so," uninspired personal statement that's written to meet the status quo. What most people do when they can't find the right words for their essay is to do what the rest of us do; procrastinate. You place the task of writing your PA school narrative on the back burner until inspiration rides in and saves the day. But for most people, that day never comes. They wait until the last minute and end up rushing their essay. They piece together partially formed ideas or force concepts that aren't their own, so their essay ends up sounding mechanical, disjointed, and uninspired. They take advice from well-intentioned family and friends who love them, yes, but are unable to give them the naked truth that

As you probably know by now, if you want to get into PA school you must complete the necessary prerequisite coursework. I have discussed this in detail in a previous post Prerequisite Coursework: How to Design the Perfect Pre-PA School Curriculum. Today, we are going a step further by giving you answers to some of the most common PA school prerequisite questions. And the best part is: These answers are directly from the PA school admissions committee themselves. PA School Prerequisite Q&A Do You Look Down On Community College Prerequisite Coursework? Do PA School Prerequisite Classes Expire? Can I Apply With Coursework in Progress? Do My Prerequisite Courses Fulfill The Requirements? Do You Accept Online Prerequisite Coursework? Is There a Minimum GPA for Prerequisite Coursework? Do You Accept Prerequisite Courses Completed at Different Colleges? Is Lab Required? How About Repeat Courses? Graduate Or Undergraduate Courses? Dropped Courses? The following are questions asked by pre