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Saint Elizabeth PA | Current Admissions Cycle

Saint Elizabeth's Current Admissions Cycle publishes GRE or PA-CAT timing for late-fall through spring interviews but does not state an entry year or application deadline. The program uses in-person interviews and rolling decisions.

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Application cycle
Current Admissions Cycle
Last source check
August 22, 2026

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Quick facts

  • Cycle: Current Admissions Cycle
  • Degree: Master of Science in Physician Assistant
  • Location: Morristown, New Jersey
  • GPA: 3.2 overall and prerequisite minimums
  • Experience: 300 direct patient-care hours, 16 PA-shadowing hours and 50 community-service hours
  • Test: GRE or PA-CAT; applicants with a master's degree or higher are exempt
  • Interview: in person, from late fall through the following spring
  • Decisions: rolling after interviews begin
  • Accreditation: Accreditation-Probation; next review April 2027

Official admissions requirements

Admission requirements

Applicants need a bachelor's degree, 3.2 overall and prerequisite GPAs, published prerequisite grades, 300 direct patient-care hours, 16 PA-shadowing hours, 50 community-service hours, three recommendations and two personal statements. Applicants must take either the GRE or PA-CAT unless they hold a master's degree or higher. Official requirements

Important dates

  • December 31, 2026: recommended latest test date for consideration for a fall interview.
  • Late fall through spring: in-person interviews.
  • May 31, 2027: latest published test date for eligibility for a spring interview.
  • Application deadline and entry year: not published on the current admissions page.

Official admissions page

How selection works

The program reviews qualified files and invites highly qualified applicants; regular applicants remain separate from articulated pathways. Official program

Interview details

Confirmed

Selected applicants complete an in-person interview from late fall through the following spring.

Not published

Application deadline, exact interview dates, structure, count, duration, roles, file access, rubric and weights are not public. Official program

Who this program may suit

Saint Elizabeth may suit applicants prepared for GRE or PA-CAT and an in-person interview who can recheck probation before entry. Official program

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Frequently asked questions

Which test is required?

Either GRE or PA-CAT, with an exemption for applicants holding a master's degree or higher.

What is the interview modality?

In person. Interviews begin in late fall and continue through spring.

What cycle does this page cover?

Current Admissions Cycle. The official page publishes 2026-2027 test timing but not a specific entry year or application deadline.

What is the accreditation status?

Accreditation-Probation, with the next review listed for April 2027.

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