This is my experience of attending physician assistant school, graduating and working as a PA-C. Mostly. I'll talk about the daily grind too - hopefully some of it will be interesting. Post a comment, please. Even if it is just to say hi or to ask a question. I am a busy PA-C, so I may not respond promptly, but I will eventually. This blog is as much for me as it is for you. Or is that the other way around?
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Everything is done but the crying
Finals all but history. I studied what I could and tried not to sweat it too much. Thankfully I was neurotic at the beginning of the semester and built up a comfortable enough cushion that 50's on most finals would let me keep a B. I don't think I got less that a B on any of my finals and actually got a 98% on my biochem final. Interestingly, biochem was the class I was most worried about going into the semester but it really clicked, the instructor was good and the test schedule didn't conflict with any other classes or projects. I still have to wait a week for my grades to be finalized but I am happy to this first semester under my belt. I really think the key is to work your tail off during the semester when time management is, well, more manageable, so that when finals roll around and time is ultra-valuable and fleeting, some lapses in studying won't have as great an impact.
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That's really great advice! Just got into pa school and love this blog. Keep them coming!
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