 All right, so I wanted to do More Houses, PA's program because I saw that you guys asked me a lot of questions on that particular school. And there are a lot of schools that you guys have listed. So if you are interested again, please leave those schools that you're interested in in the comment section below. Like I stated, there are so many schools and programs over 300 PA programs. And so what I'm gonna do is continue to do some of those programs live through the Get That See University website. So if there's a school that you're interested in that I'm not doing on my channel, it's likely because I did it on Get That See University, okay? And so you'd have to join to be a part of that. Apart from that, I think what I'm also gonna do is go ahead and start doing these lives later on in the evening around like four or five, still on Tuesday, but a little bit later, just so that more people that wanna be live and interact with me and ask me questions can do so. And Ayanna, I hear you, I saw your comment on one of the other YouTube videos that I did and I will be doing their PA program. And by University of Baltimore, I'm assuming that you're talking about Anne Arundel Community College, their dual PA program. If that is correct, please comment and say yes, okay? Cause I researched and looked up University of Baltimore cause I'd never heard of it specifically called that and it brought me to Anne Arundel. So if that is the one that you're interested in, let me know. If not, just send it specifically in the comment or through an email on what you wanna see, okay? All right, so let me take you guys over to Morehouse's PA program. I will share my screen with you so that you can see exactly what I am talking about and okay, great. Yes, you said yes. All right, so I will for sure do that. I'm gonna just share the Chrome tab. Actually, let me actually go to their program first. And so I literally just typed in Morehouse College PA program in Google and that's what popped up. As usual, you guys can always go to CASPA that is our central application site and it will have all the participating programs in the various different states and the deadline dates. So if you are not aware of that website, please be sure that you go over there and check it out. Let me share my screen now that I'm actually on Morehouse's web page. All right, so here we are. It says Morehouse School of Medicine. Wow. I'm like super, super impressed and like about to shed a tear, I feel you guys. Honestly, like this is dope. So Morehouse is an HBCU and like it shows, you know, I've heard of their, like there are some HBCUs and it doesn't show. Like we don't see, you know, that there are like a majority of minority, black and brown students. And so I am really, really, really excited. Just by the first page, I probably would have been like, yes, sign me up for this school had they had a program when I was applying to schools. So that's pretty cool. I think that you guys, if you're interested in attending a school that has a majority of black and brown students, this might be for you, but clearly there still is some other, some other options there. And let me make this a little bit larger so that you guys can see exactly what I'm talking about. Okay. So very diverse in terms of lots of different skin tones. Nice, right? Still black and brown, but you have like diversity here, here, here, here, cool stuff. So excited about that. From the program director, it says these are exciting times at Morehouse School of Medicine. We are on the brink of making history yet again as we continue to develop the newest master's degree in physician assistant studies. I welcome you to explore this website and learn more about the requirements to become part of one of the fastest growing and highly regarded professions in the country. Well, why thank you program director. I will absolutely research this for my subscribers. So let's get into it. So it gives you like just some information on the program director, the PA profession, mission and goals and learning objectives. So let's go to the mission and goals. And I always tell you guys, especially when we're doing like mock interviews, go and research the school, look at their mission, their goal, their vision, what they stand for. Make sure that it kind of aligns with what you stand for and that you know it like the back of your hand, especially if you're gonna have an interview because that might be something that you're asked and you wanna see how that aligns with exactly, they wanna see how it aligns, how you align with their mission and vice versa. So have an answer for that, okay? All right, so mission, the mission of Morehouse School of Medicine's PA program is to lead and create the creation and advancement of health equity by empowering and educating the next generation of physician assistants to achieve academic, personal and professional success. Okay, it's kind of pretty generic. Urban and rural underserved populations. That's typically what most people say. So much of the same, okay? The values of Morehouse School of Medicine, our integrity, wisdom, knowledge, goals, foster an environment that ensures our education research and service initiatives address the primary health care needs of the underserved rural and urban, okay? So this is important and it says across Georgia. So I don't know just offhand what the majority of, what should I say? What the majority of the makeup of the students are if most of them are from Georgia or in that Georgia area, but their goal is for primary care in the underserved rural and urban areas and communities of Georgia, okay? And so if you are in Georgia, you wanna stay in Georgia, then this might be the school for you because it looks like they're really interested in fostering the ability for the underserved community in these areas to get primary health care, okay? So that's something that you should absolutely pay attention to and be mindful of if you are interested in attending Morehouse. Let's get into their accreditation. I love to see where they're at. So accreditation provisional, okay, cool. So this is a fairly new program, all right? Because they are under provisional status, meaning that it's new and they're still, they have accreditation, but they're working towards continued accreditation. How many years in existence? Maybe it might be one or two years. I'm not really sure. I'd have to see if there's an area where I could find that out for you guys, but because of that, that means that what you're gonna have to, they're gonna be like on their Ps and Qs essentially because they're gonna be getting checks throughout like the first three or so years of their existence before they can get continued accreditation. All right, admission. So there's an application checklist that they have here for you all. Talks about the CASPA applications and fees. You're gonna have to get your official college transcripts like any other school. Look, you guys, look at this. Another school either recommending or requiring PA CAT. So it says the PA CAT, Ensure Morehouse School of Medicine PA program is selected as an institution to receive your score report to select Morehouse. You go. They accept GRE, PA CAT or MCAT scores, okay? And this is good for students who are kind of like myself that decided, you know what? I don't wanna do medicine in the traditional route and becoming a physician anymore because I just don't wanna dedicate my life and my time to that. I want more time with just life in general, my family going out, whatever the case may be. And so I wanna go this route and get a master's degree and become a PA and you may have already taken the MCAT so you can use those scores to actually apply. I don't know how that works in terms of what their threshold is because I'm pretty sure that not many people use MCAT scores. So that would be interesting to find out and to see like what is a good MCAT score for a PA school? Cause you know, it's not the norm. All right, so they're asking for letters of recommendation of course, which again is part of your CASPA application and then healthcare experience. So you have to complete a minimum of 500 hours of direct patient care experience. And that can be EMT paramedic. They give you some options, peace core, therapists that those are all good. And I like when schools give you like specifics on what they're considering healthcare experience because then there's no guessing game. Like you're leaving nothing up to chance. One of my like favorite Bible stories is when the like God like writes it on the wall and I always like when things are unclear to me I'm always like God, like write it on the wall make it clear for me. And they are making it clear that, you know it's 500 hours, that's the minimum. And these are some examples of that. Obviously it's not limited to this but here are some examples for you. So that's great. Frequently, let me see actually did I go into so that was accreditation. Let's go into admissions. I went into the application checklist. Let's do prerequisite coursework. And good morning, David. I see you and Dianca PCOM, okay. There's quite a few different PCOMs. So maybe I can do like two on my channel or one on my channel and then the rest on get that's the university. So I'll try to see what I can do with that. All right, so prerequisite coursework completion of a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited college or university. It says prerequisite coursework must be taken from a regionally accredited college or university. Okay, it's saying the same thing again. Pre-requisites must be completed with a grade of C or better a minimum science cumulative GPA of 3.0. Must be achieved a 3.0 GPA for last 60 hours of undergraduate coursework will be considered for candidates with less than a 3.0 cumulative GPA. Oh, I like that. So that is cool, you guys. I don't know if you heard that, I will read it again. So overall a cumulative GPA of 3.0 is what they are requesting. However, if like they understand that, you know what? Sometimes you go into college and in your first, like your freshman and sophomore year, you don't do that well, you know? Or in your freshman year, you don't really do that well because typically you, I would say like 20, you do like maybe 20 or so semester credits a year sometimes a semester, maybe 16. So last two years of college maybe somewhat into your sophomore year, you didn't do that well. And because of that, they get that, okay? Like they see you, you know? We see each other more house. And so because of that, they are allowing or it's gonna be taken into consideration the last 60 hours of your undergraduate coursework if it's meeting that 3.0 undergraduate GPA, which is actually pretty cool. And this also goes to, you know, towards like post-bac degrees as well. If at least 20 credit hours are completed. So for all of my, you know, older, more seasoned pre-PA students or those that have already gotten a degree or for my pre-PA students that wanna do a post-bac because, you know, your GPA is not where you want it to be. This might be a school for you because they take some of those things into consideration that, hey, you know, this may not have been your first career, might be a second or third career, or you didn't do that well freshman year, but you like picked it up. You got yourself together. This is it, okay? All right, biology is one of their prerequisite courseworks obviously two semesters cause it's eight credit hours. Micro, organic chem, one and two, anatomy and physiology, statistics and psych. Which is pretty cool. It doesn't have like general chemistry, but obviously to get from, to get to organic chemistry, you need general chemistry, but it's not considered one of your prerequisite coursework. So I think that that's actually, that's okay. Please note that 200 level equivalence courses or above is necessary to meet the requirements. These usually require a freshman level, 100 level equivalent prerequisite course. Okay, makes sense. All right, so that's that for the prerequisite coursework admissions process. Let's look at that and let's look at what some of you have said. Okay, so George said, I'm still praying for God to make the writing clear on the wall for me to obtain a PhD in political science. All right, keep praying, you know, he's listening, he's there, man. Sometimes he's not always going to answer it how you want it or in the time that you want it. And sometimes no answer is an answer, you know. So you just got to keep all of that into consideration. And he also said Howard University. So is that, I just want to clarify, is that a PhD in political science at Howard that you're looking at or are you actually trying to become a PA? What is it? Let me know. Okay, so the application submission obviously has to go through CASPA. They are CASPA participating program. It says MSM Office of Admissions will screen applications submitted through the, again CASPA with all of your prerequisites of coursework and admissions requirements. Did I do admission requirements? Let me see. Let me just click here to see if this takes me somewhere that I wasn't before. Okay, like your GRE and all of that stuff. Okay. So let's go back to the admissions process. So admissions requirements, meaning like your hours, your experience in terms of your healthcare experience, your GRE or PA CAD or MCAT score, all of that stuff. Applications are scored and applicants are invited for interviews upon agreement of two separate reviewers who evaluate applications utilizing the program's defined selection criteria. Okay. In no case will prerequisites be waived, okay? So you have to complete your prerequisites and all prerequisites must be completed within the last seven years. So I think this is one of the first programs that I have actually researched thus far that gives you a deadline on when those prerequisite courses needed to have been completed. So I know in my last video, I was talking about that particular program. I think it was Yale's didn't have, did not have like a cutoff mark on the prerequisite requirements, but this does and it's seven years, okay? So keep that in mind, you know, depending on when you've graduated, depending on if you wanna take a gap year or two, like you need to have all of that information together. Okay. Applicants selected for campus interviews are notified. Applicants advancing in the admissions process will be invited in an onsite campus or potentially virtual due to COVID interview consisting of a PA program orientation, modified multi-mini interviews, which is what I had in my interview and a tour of a campus lunch and group collaborative project. Okay. All right. So this sounds a lot like my interview process, which was cool. I really liked the fact that I was able to like get to know the school, see like the area that I was gonna be in, kind of learn all of that. Obviously COVID has kind of adjusted how all of that looks. And so a lot of schools are moving to the online virtual interview, which I'm also super on board for because again, that releases you from spending a whole lot of money to do all of these various different interviews. Because imagine if you had like three interviews that you have to go to or five interviews, like you're traveling all of these different places and that's money that you have to spend. So I like that. Class selection notification. So again, it's scored. So depending on your cumulative scores, you will get an acceptance or rejection letter from the program. Selection criteria. So obviously it's looking at your academic background, quality and quantity of your direct patient care experience. And so the examples that they gave you, obviously there are some that are a little bit more acute like your EMT versus maybe what you're, you may be doing as a CNA or versus what a CNA does or a home health aid. Like whatever the case may be, like the quality of that experience will play a role. So just keep that in mind. And it also talks about, my camera goes off after a while. So it also talks about your mentorship and shadowing experience. So they do have like shadowing experience as like something that they look at and your community service hours. Okay. Okay. This is what we wanna see as well. It says residents of Georgia or applicants with Georgia heritage. Georgia heritage is defined as an applicant with one or more parents still residing in Georgia at the time of application. An applicant who graduated from a high school in Georgia within the last two years or graduated from a higher education within the last two years. And rural residents, veterans, disadvantaged. So I'm saying obviously this is what they have a little bit of a preference to because again, when you went to the mission statement and we looked at that before, it said for primary healthcare in the rural and underserved areas within the state of Georgia. And so obviously if you're interested in staying within Georgia, if you're from Georgia, if you live in Georgia, there will be a preference to that because they each school obviously wants to better their community and their community being their surrounding areas. And so this makes sense. Okay. And this is not anything that is new. This is actually kind of like the standard norm for PA programs. All right. So that was the application process. Let's see what you guys are saying. Okay. George, you clarified that. You said at Howard University. Cool. All right. Well, I wish you many, many blessings on that. Ward T said, I've been looking into Morehouse PA for a while and they're frequently asked questions. They include should and bold letters for the seven years for prerequisites. Okay. All right. So I mean, I guess that's cool. But for me, I don't like to leave anything up to chance. So even though they said should and they make that bold or whatever, what I'm gonna do if I'm trying to apply to Morehouse is I'm gonna ensure that those prerequisites are completed within a seven year period. Okay. So that there are no issues with my application because that is something that I did when I first applied to PA school. I made like little silly mistakes like when my things were completed or if I had like a B minus versus a B when schools were like nothing lower than a B and I still applied and lost out on that money. So, you know, I don't want to do that. All right. It says, what does that mean to be provisionally accredited? I already explained that to you guys. What will happen if the school does not receive accreditation? Okay. Students will only be allowed to begin matriculation in the program if accreditation, after accreditation provisional status has been awarded. Okay. So I guess this was for like maybe their inaugural class. Maybe they didn't have an accreditation. Like they were a developing school and they were going for the provisional accreditation. And so this one doesn't apply to anyone now because they already have accreditation status. What is the application cycle? So their application cycle for 2020 will open, obviously in April, that's when CASPA opened up this year and it ended in September. So if you're interested in Morehouse, then you have to like continue to do the work, put the work in so that you're able to be ready for their application cycle for the 2021-2022 cycle that will open up at the end of April and next year. Okay. No, 2020-2022-2023. There we go. We're in 21 right now. What is the interview period for Morehouse School of Medicine's PA program? Chosen applicants will be invited to interview during October, from October to December. Okay. So in keeping that in mind, like for the future again, because since we're out of that application cycle block in terms of when they are accepting applications, if you are trying to apply to Morehouse School of Medicine, apply early, I always tell you guys this, apply early. And then early meaning like June, July, somewhere around there August, at the latest like the first of August because they stop accepting applications in September, the beginning of September, okay. So latest August, but definitely like June or July, give your application enough time to settle. And then you will start getting information on interviews from October to December. So just plan accordingly in terms of that. We anticipate interviewing 150 applicants for a 40 C class, okay. So, and that's kind of typically the average amount of students that PA schools usually have. It's anywhere from like 30 to 40. There are obviously some schools with less like 20 students and there are schools with more like 60 and 90. I've seen those. So it just depends, but 150 interviews is what they typically give out for about 40 seats. Does MSMPA have supplemental application? No, it says this cycle. And so maybe they will include that in the following cycle, but this is cool. I obviously, you will have to come back and look at this. I would say, I don't know when they typically update these websites, but definitely look at it like maybe April or May of next year to see if there is new information that has been updated. And I can always go back and like do an update on some of these programs that you guys are really interested in to see what information has changed. Because yes, it may not have a supplemental application this cycle. You can't apply this cycle anyways because it's closed. And so for a next cycle, can you expect to spend, you know, $35 to $50 on a supplemental application is that a thing? And if it is, you have to plan for that. So it's good to know. So they are holistic admissions. And I saw that again in the fact that they listed that they will take into consideration the last 60 credits. So that's actually pretty cool. Anybody who needs that holistic admissions approach, you should absolutely look into this program. Do you have preference applicants? We already read that. Those that are in Georgia, can we read that as well? Again, those that are in Georgia, can you explain more about the AUC legacy preference? AUC legacy status is given to applicants who have attended at least two years of Atlanta University Center School, obtained a degree from an MSM program or participate in MSM tag-blind program. OK. So again, preference for any of the individuals that have met that criteria. Can scribing be used to fulfill the 500 hours? Yes. And again, so direct patient care experience is, as in hands-on experience, you're directing the patient's care, doing vital signs, drawing blood, all of those various different things. However, a lot of scribes that I have met and I've known, I've gone to PA school with, knew a ton of stuff. They see a lot in the hospital. And they get to pick their attending's brain. And so they know a lot, OK? And so the fact that Morehouse accepts being a scribe, because even though you're not touching the patient, you're not really directing their care like that, you're just writing down information. It's good because you get to see a lot. So cool that they accept that. If I've not met all of my admissions requirements, can I still apply? Yes, two prerequisites courses can be outstanding at the time of application, OK? So only two, all right? Don't push your luck. Don't try to be like, oh, OK. Well, I know it's just three. Don't make that mistake at all, OK? This is how it is. All right. What kind of experience can count for direct patient care experience? OK, so we saw all of that. They gave you a list. Full bottom is EMT. Saw that already when you go through. And so obviously, like some of these frequently asked questions, they've already answered it in their section. So if you are interested in the school and you're like doing a deep dive as we're doing, we're looking at these various different information, you know, you're not going to have to come to this frequently asked question because it's a lot of just much of the same, OK? So just pay attention, write down notes, treat this as a job, and then go from there. All right, let me just take a look at what questions you guys are asking. So Ward said, I almost got scared just then, then further defined should, given that, do you think it'll be OK if a prerequisite is over seven years, could you take a look at frequently asked questions? It's under, is there a time frame? OK, sure, let's let's get to that particular one. What kind of experience will you accept master's degrees? Yeah, we already know that. Do you waive standardized test requirements? No, we saw that. What is the minimum GRE or MCAT score? Oh, here we go. So it does not have a minimum GRE or MCAT score. And you know, I hate when schools say that. Like, of course you have one. You know, like it's what your average student is getting. And so like, maybe it's not a two, you're not going to accept a 250, you know, like, come on, like, let's be real. But let's see if they make it easy to see what the stats of their students came in were. And we can kind of get our own idea of maybe where we should land as prospective students to this particular program in terms of those scores. And what timeframe must the GRE or MCAT be completed? So obviously this is just the standard for our PA school and then the GRE score. So it's only good for five years. So if you do not get accepted within a five-year period from taking your GRE, then you would need to obviously take it again. I don't know about the whole PA CAT. Maybe that's like the same thing. And they have not even really mentioned PA CAT here. So I think that that's something that wouldn't likely need to be updated on the site because they are accepting the PA CAT as part of their standardized test. So reporting your GRE or MCAT, you do that through the test center you can put in the school's code and the school's code is here, okay? Pre-requisites, do you accept online courses? Yes, we accept prerequisites. However, online labs are strongly discouraged. Okay, and so get it, it's strongly discouraged, but that doesn't mean that it can't be done. And obviously like with coronavirus and how schools are operating, like all of these various different things about online schooling and online courses and online labs. I mean, it's becoming the norm. So a lot of these schools are gonna have to jump on the bandwagon and start accepting these things. Do you accept advanced placement or transfer credits? We do not accept advanced placement or transfer credits. Okay, so I would probably want some clarification on that because I know that I had AP classes in high school that were for college credits. And so for like my statistics or my psychology, like if they didn't accept that then I would have had to retake that. And so just to get clarification, you can always contact the program and speak to one of their advisors. Should I retake courses in which I scored poorly or take upper? Okay, yeah, so obviously either is acceptable. And you don't need somebody to say that. You know, like of course you can retake these courses and as long as you're doing better than great, they'll, you put in your transcript and they'll accept what they need to accept as long as you're meeting that requirement. All right, this is what award wanted me to look at. It says, is there a time limit for direct care shadowing experience in ours? There's no specific time late. Okay, so maybe that's not what you wanted. Time for admissions. Does NPA have scholarships? Oh, let's look at this. No scholarships, okay. So no scholarships available. How do I report my final grades? Can you mail me? How long is the program? So I don't see. Oh, and this is actually pretty cool. So it says you can email them your request and they will review your transcripts and give you and answer your questions about your prerequisites. What in the absolute world? That is amazing, okay. Like this is not the standard because people, like they have other jobs to do. And so the fact that they're willing to offer this opportunity to you all is actually pretty dope. I mean, this is something that we as like influencers do ourselves and but it's cool like coming from the actual program. So if you're interested in that, definitely. If you're interested in Morehouse, use this. Use this, this option. So even any on-campus, do you have virtual information sessions? How long? So of course I'm pretty sure they do. So yes, it said yes. How long is the PA program? Their program is 28 months. What type of recommendations do you require? Can you email more information? Can I still add information once it's been submitted so you can still add to your CASPAL application but pay attention to the deadlines. All right, so I didn't see specifically what you were talking about, Ward, in terms of that seven year period. I just went through all of the questions because it says, is there a timeframe for completing? Oh, I missed it. Here it is, prerequisites should and keeping with the RPA, our accreditation body, the definition should is defined as the term used to designate requirements that must be met unless there is a compelling reason. Okay, so should being the thing must be met unless there's a compelling reason, okay? So like let's say you were doing your prerequisite requirements and for whatever reason, maybe you got sick and then you had to like continue on with your prerequisite requirements and one or two of those requirements, like because you got sick and you had to take like one to two years off, they are now too old in terms of your application because let's say you went to school for four years, okay? All right, at an undergraduate degree because you have to get a bachelor's degree, then let's say you got sick for two years, okay? So now that's, you're at six and now you're trying to apply to PA school in that process because everything should have been completed within a seven year process within a one year process is now a year seven or maybe you were sick for three years and now you're trying to apply and now you're at eight. You have to be able to explain why that is. You have to be able to give your compelling reason on why you're out of that seven year timeframe but really and truly, this is like a caveat. Ultimately, you really should be completing that coursework within seven years, okay? So when you're keeping all of that in mind if you've taken biology, your freshman year as many people do in undergrad, that's now four years old. If you've taken a gap year, it's now five years old and then you're applying to PA school, it's now six years old. And then if you're trying to apply the following cycle because God forbid you don't get in, you would likely need to retake that course over that time period so that it is new or anything that you took in a freshman year. So that's really something that you just have to keep in mind, okay? All right, let's see what else Ward was like, I'm in their masters in biotech program currently. I'm hoping it will help me get into the program as well since I'm already currently enrolled in the school. And Ward, clearly it shows that you will have a preference because you're gonna graduate from one of the schools in Georgia, specifically their program, okay? Oranny said, can I take a look at the West Coast University PA programs in Texas. Oh yeah, cool, I haven't heard about that one so I can surely do that. Let's go back to this. So we did frequently ask questions, contact information if you wanna contact them, talk to them about anything that PAS at msm.edu, you can send that email, your questions and your transcripts so that they can look at it, which I'm still like mind boggled about. I think that's pretty dope. The curriculum, so it gives you, I like when schools outline like what you're gonna be doing each semester, so it gives you the curriculum, a total of 103 credit hours. I think my program was like 120, but this is called pretty manageable. Faculty and staff, let's look at the faculty and staff. All right, I'm filling her scarf right here. Okay, who's this? So the assistant dean, founding program director, Angela Dawson, PhD, PAC, that's cool. Who is this? Oh my gosh, I noticed girl. Clinical director, Ijeoma. Oh man, this is cool because like I know, I went to, I did my rotation with this girl when I was a PA student. Yeah, look at this, she's from the University of Maryland PEG hospital from 2017 to 2020. Well, congratulations Ijeoma, that's really dope. I didn't know that was your thing and she has her DMSC. Donny is my dude, y'all, this is the guy that helped me get into PA school. He is the academic director and associate and academic director of the program. And she's the assistant clinical director of the program. And this is the assistant dean and founding program director. Cool, adjunct faculty, director of community engagement, Stephanie. What else is this? Program manager, principal faculty. So these are, she's a faculty member, program manager as well, clinical curriculum manager, healthcare practitioner, Charlene. The medical director is Phyllis Shade O'Malley. Okay, and curriculum manager. So lots of curriculum managers. Man, like Donny is surrounded by females. Like it's a highly, who's this guy though? Like, cause I don't see his face on here, but it's lots of women and the one man that I see. But okay, cool, it looks nice. Their faculty is all smiling and looks happy. So that's who would be teaching you and helping you out. Let's look at their pants performance. So nothing yet. I guess because maybe they're graduating their first class next year, maybe? So 2021 entering class. Yeah, maybe that was, I don't know how new this program is. It says the Morehouse School of Medicine will publish the first time pass-prance rates at the beginning of 2021. Okay, so maybe their first inaugural class will take their scores and we'll get this information sometime this year or maybe next year. So since it's new, it's a provisional program. They don't have that information for you yet. Perspective students, tuition and financial agreement, matriculation requirements. All right, so it's important to kind of look at all of these, the student employment policy. Maybe they highly discourage it or say that you should not do it. Absences in excess of three for any course may result in discipline or dismissal. So just be mindful of all of these various different policies if you are actually trying to attend this program. Let's look at what the tuition is. Okay, so trying to see if there's a total, so total, what is this? Year one and year two. So total costs is me two plus 43. That's a decent amount of money actually. It's like a hundred and fifteen thousand dollars. What is that? Yeah, it's a good amount of money for two years. So we'll likely need some type of loan to help pay for that hopefully you've saved up a lot and you can address that as well. What else do we have here? If anything else is interesting. Information session. So we already went through pretty much all of that. And we looked at the tuition, community engagement, PAs in the park. Okay, so they were doing, they did that in June. Okay, cool. Okay, so they're doing some stuff in the community. But that's pretty much it, you guys. That is Morehouse's PA program. Hopefully you guys got a good amount of information and you were able to see exactly what requirements there are for that program. Hopefully you guys liked it. And if you did, you know, go ahead and hit that like button for sure. Leave your comments on what schools you want me to do next. Again, keep in mind, I will likely be doing this in the evening in the future just so that more people can engage and ask their questions and we can kind of just be more interactive in that way. I will be doing other schools on Get That See Universities site. So if you're interested in that, you have to actually join Get That See University to get some of those schools. And join me next week as I top on Sunday. I'm actually gonna do a video on telemedicine as a PA. So if you're interested in that, you know, staying home, keeping your feet up, just wearing like the top of your shirt and being professional as I'm doing right now as I'm making this video, but on the bottom you're wearing some sweatpants. Then telemedicine might be the option for you. So if you're interested in that, be sure to join me on Sunday. All right, thank you guys so much for watching. I will talk to you guys next time. Bye.