FloridaMMI, CASPer

UF PA Admissions Guide (June 2027)

The University of Florida requires CASPA verification and its supplemental by August 1 for Summer B 2027 entry. About 140 applicants are invited to a two-day admissions process with orientation followed by an MMI.

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Evidence at a glance

What is confirmed for this cycle

Application cycle
June 2027 entry
Published format
MMI, CASPer
Last source check
August 22, 2026

Admissions details can change. Use the cited official source and your invitation as the final authority.

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Quick facts

  • Degree: Master of Physician Assistant Studies.
  • Location: Gainesville, Florida.
  • Entry: Summer B 2027.
  • Deadline: CASPA Verified and supplemental due August 1 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern.
  • Interview: two-day process using an MMI.
  • Interview volume: about 140 applicants.
  • Accreditation: ARC-PA Accreditation-Continued.

Official application process

Admission requirements

UF evaluates the bachelor's degree and prerequisites, academic record, GRE, patient-care experience, professional recommendations, and personal narrative. Applicants should use the current requirements page for the exact course, GPA, experience, and testing contract. Current official pages conflict on Casper, so applicants should obtain written confirmation from UF before relying on either statement. Official requirements

Important dates

  • August 1 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern: CASPA had to be Verified and the supplemental was due.
  • Late August-December 2026: interviews.
  • June 2027: entering cohort starts.

Official application process

How selection works

UF reviews academic performance and course rigor, prerequisite performance, GRE scores, patient-care experience, professional recommendations, and the personal narrative before selecting interviewees. Interview results then inform admission decisions. Quantitative weights are not public. Official interview and selection page

Interview details

Confirmed

UF invites about 140 applicants. Orientation occurs on the first afternoon and the MMI on the second day; interviews generally run from late August through December. Official interview page

Not published

UF does not publish the current station count, station duration, prompts, rater roles or file access, scoring rubric, component weights, or exact interview dates.

Who this program may suit

This program may suit applicants with consistent academic performance, substantial patient-care evidence, and the ability to reason and communicate across multiple short interview scenarios. Official selection factors

Practice and next step

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Frequently asked questions

What is UF's interview format?

A two-day process with orientation followed by an MMI.

How many applicants interview?

About 140 during an admissions cycle.

Is Casper required?

UF's official pages conflict; confirm directly with the program before acting.

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