) and then decide the route you should take whether it be professional school for a more specific field or industry. It takes a little bit extra commitment but its better than working for peanuts with no real opportunities to advance for the next 30 years of your life. With the Masters degree you'll have more diversity in job opportunity as a science cat and it builds up your resume for more prestigious programs or jobs. Not to mention you are rubbing shoulders with hopefully top researchers in their respective fields, always good for networking.
PAs are eating for sure!!
I just graduated from pa school and got my license and me and classmates are getting 80 thou offers straight out the gate. U should def consider it my dude.
Where did you go to PA school breh.... I was bout to DO RN but after speaking with this PA I know Im considering that. I've been in the medical field for about 6 years
) I did get an offer with the USDA as a quality control agent 
, but fukk that.... you need a higher degree if you want to stay in that field. Sorry bro.
Miami dade college/medical campus....cheapest PA school in the nation and you still get to sit for the boards. Pas r like the hottest growing field in the US. Two yrs of school and your practically a doc... Without having to deal with MCats, residencies or the step exams... And u can switch specialties. Nothing better
Damn this is starting to sound real good.....This. Same mistake I made. Not much you can do with a B.S. in Biology but get certified to teach science at middle school and high school (even though you're guaranteed a job somewhere
urban kids need better remodels.....
Miami dade college/medical campus....cheapest PA school in the nation and you still get to sit for the boards. Pas r like the hottest growing field in the US. Two yrs of school and your practically a doc... Without having to deal with MCats, residencies or the step exams... And u can switch specialties. Nothing better
You'd be very lucky to make $45k out of college these days unless you're an engineer. Although that said, you live in NY where the cost of living is way higher than average so it might be different there.
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Miami dade college/medical campus....cheapest PA school in the nation and you still get to sit for the boards. Pas r like the hottest growing field in the US. Two yrs of school and your practically a doc... Without having to deal with MCats, residencies or the step exams... And u can switch specialties. Nothing better
my sister is a bio major and we tellin her to go to PA school after@Serious the prerequisites aren't bad... Check mdc.edu then look for the medical campus link and when u get there look for the school of health sciences. You will see the PA link and they will show you the prerequisites. It took me about two yrs to do but check with a counselor cuz u might already have em.
@Tony_Bromo dude check it out .... I did a derm rotation and it was pretty cool but thats not my cup of tea. Derm PAs usually end up making over 100 thou.
The prerequisites are fairly lax too
At least they grant loan forgiveness in some districts. In the mean time, you can stack up your dough then further your education, move into school administration, or get into politics.
you have to work for five years in a low income area 
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