The Bachelor of Science in Premedical Health Studies—Physician Assistant Pathway (BS/MPAS) at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences is meticulously crafted for aspiring healthcare professionals aiming for a career as a Physician Assistant. This rigorous undergraduate program immerses you in the foundational behavioral and medical sciences essential for advanced PA studies. You will develop a strong understanding of subjects like biology, chemistry, and anatomy, preparing you for the demanding nature of the medical field and the critical thinking required for patient care. This pathway is ideal for driven students committed to a future in medicine.
This comprehensive BS/MPAS program is studied full-time on campus over six years, integrating foundational science coursework with practical application. Throughout your undergraduate journey, you will engage with expert faculty and gain essential patient care experience, a prerequisite for PA school admission. The curriculum includes core subjects such as Biology I and II, Chemical Principles I and II, Organic Chemistry, Medical Microbiology, and Clinical Anatomy & Physiology. Upon successful completion of the undergraduate phase and meeting admission requirements, you will be well-prepared to apply for and advance into the professional phase, ultimately earning your MPAS degree from Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences.