1. Persona Assessment & Profile Development

Meet your dedicated physician assistant advisor

In-depth intake call to understand your background and needs

Discuss your preferred communication style, preferences, and goals

Undergo a persona assessment to uncover unique experiences, traits, and stories

Receive a comprehensive list of key takeaways about your candidacy

Use these takeaways to form the foundation of your application narrative

Your counselor will pinpoint areas for improvement based on your assessment

Discuss short-term and long-term goals

Get a customized project plan to oversee all parts of your program

Receive monthly, quarterly, and yearly roadmaps for success

Regular profile-building sessions and check-ins

Get a written action plan to work toward academic, volunteering, leadership, and clinical goals

Get coaching on the next steps

Receive a personalized improvement plan after every session

See your progress as you check off to-dos on your lists
2. Academic Advising & Course Selection

Have your full academic transcript reviewed

Get insights into GPA trends

Understand red flags in your transcript

Receive school research on pre-PA courses & GPA requirements

Guidance on which major and minor(s) would maximize GPA

Get a course plan encompassing all PA school course requirements

Map out an optimal course sequence balancing rigor with GPA protection

Get guidance on how to raise your GPA

Insights into avoiding common academic pitfalls

Start planning for PA school list-building based on GPA trends
3. Academic Skill Development

Your counselor will pinpoint specific academic weaknesses based on your transcript

Receive a plan on how to boost skills, such as reading comprehension or critical reasoning

Get recommendations for how to build time management and test-taking skills

Hone your skills with proven study techniques suggested by your counselor

Receive strategies for maximizing office hours and other college resources

Your counselor will continually monitor your academic performance
4. Academic Enrichment Outside of College

Your counselor will evaluate your college’s course offerings

They will also assess your school’s academic opportunities

Receive a list of academic programs and courses outside your college

Use this list to find unique opportunities that interest you

Guidance on applying to academic courses or opportunities outside of school

Get all your application documents edited to perfection

Determine whether PA school is right for you

Determine whether you should take the GRE

Receive insights into your Analytical Writing, Verbal Reasoning, and Quantitative Reasoning proficiencies

Your counselor will evaluate your school schedule and personal timeline

Receive recommendations on the length of your GRE study schedule

Get guidance on choosing a GRE test date

Receive a comprehensive GRE study schedule

Meet for progress and readiness checkpoints with your counselor

Get access to practice tests

Review your GRE progress regularly