Please let me know if there are any other interview topics you would like covered! Thanks for watching!

the best video hands down. Made me realize that this is a conversation!!! thinking that way def helps relief some stress. Thank you!!!

This was so helpful! If offered interviews I will be hearing back from schools around Aug/Sept this year. In the meantime, I have been working on questions and am going to schedule a mock interview with The PA Platform to really make sure I'm hitting all the marks!

i just finished my PA interview, this was so helpful thank you!

This was an excellent video. Very helpful. Thank you!!!

Thanks!

Sounds like preparing for being the defendant in a criminal trial, and without a clear understanding of what you are being accused of.

This video was great, thank you!

Is there a time limit to be mindful of when answering the "why do you want to be a PA" question? I don't want my answer to be too long winded if my chronological story is a long one.

How long should the answer to "Tell me about yourself" be? I have heard answers ranging from 30 seconds to no more than 3 minutes. I have a 3 minute answer but I am concerned that is too long. I include why my family, friends, and serving the disadvantaged is important to me and makes me who I am. Also, for the "Why do you want to be PA", I basically answered that in my personal statement, I probably should not reiterate my personal statement since they have already read that.

I'm 23 and I decided to drop out of highschool my senior year 🙄. I never got around to getting my GED because I was making decent wage because I was a GM for 2 years. I recently left and I'm doordashing now because I can make my own schedule and it's a nice break from working 60-80hrs. Since I'm dashing and I have more free time I've been thinking about getting my GED and going to school. Ive always liked the idea of nursing but then I stumbled across PA's and I've decided that this is what I'm supposed to be doing with my life. None of my family or friends went to college so I have nobody to help guide me lol would you recommend me after I get my GED would you recommend me going to a community college, transferring to a university and then PA school? Also, would I be able to work part time while in PA school without falling behind? I have a car payment and rent so it's not like I can't have an income. If there's any tips you can give me id greatly appreciate it💕