Happy Sunday ya'll! Enjoy your day! ☺

You are such an inspiration to me! Thank you for continuously taking the time to share all your experiences!

@AdannaThePA

6 жыл бұрын

No problem at all, thank you so much for watching :)

Hi! Would you compare PA school to like a summer course in undergrad? Like going over 3 to 4 chapters and being tested per week? But of course for a longer period of time in PA school vs a 5 week summer course.

@pittmusiclive

6 жыл бұрын

Good question!

@DeJourFord

6 жыл бұрын

same question here.

Hey Adanna, Im an incoming freshmen thinking about going into PA. Planning on volunteering at a nearby hospital, how many hours did you volunteer and what was your experience like? Thank you

@Hoh92

2 жыл бұрын

Update

@alialgabri21

2 жыл бұрын

@@Hoh92 hello! this is amazing, a reply after 3 years. Currently 1600 paid PCE as a medical assistant, about 400 hours of volunteering between emergency room of a hospital and a physical therapy office. 4.0 GPA and just applied to pa school this summer, got 1 interview and expecting to hear back soon as I applied late in the summer.

Mya I just say for one your hair is bomb 💣 what type of crochet hair is that?

@AdannaThePA

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you! It was a bantu knot crochet.

@louveniataylor1375

5 жыл бұрын

Adanna The PA your welcome and thank you for the video

Hello sis .... when is the best time to apply PA application and how apply to all pa schools and what recommend me before I apply it ....thank you a lot

Also how good of a undergrad would someone have to go for

Hi Adana my comment would be long but please you’ll be doing me a favor if you read it🙏🏼 My name is Ifeoma I’m a new subscriber and I’ve been watching your videos lately. I just graduated Last December with an AA degree in surgical technology..I’ll start working February of this year as a surgical technologist. First I want to say thank you soo much because you gave me the zeal to want to pursue a PA career...I’m going to be out of school for 1+years because I want to work and save some money so apparently I’ll be going back to get my bachelors 2021 fall...my question is what is the best degree to major in that would help me get a job Incase I don’t get into PA school my second question is, is Being a surgical scrub considered a direct patient care experience since we don’t deal directly with patient?