The weeks leading up to the 2020-2021 CASPA cycle have been challenging for physician assistant school applicants. They have been faced with many adversities, such as finishing important pre-requisite courses online, having shadowing and volunteering opportunities canceled and being laid off from their jobs that have been providing them with valuable patient care experience. Unlike any other application cycle, this upcoming cycle has fallen during a worldwide pandemic. CASPA will open on April 30th and is addressing the concerns of applicants surrounding the affects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Wisconsin is a great state for several reasons, and for aspiring PAs it’s especially great since there are five in-person PA programs offered across a handful of universities in this state.
To know all about these programs, and to know which is best overall, read through the sections below, where we discuss the best PA schools in Wisconsin and other critical information you need to be aware of if being a PA is in your future.