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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have known PAs and NPs who weren't exceptionally bright or good at Chem, Physics, or Math. Nursing students take different classes than pre-med students. After that, they can become NPs. PPs are making it seems like they have to be of the same caliber as medical students. I wouldn't give up, if that's what they want to do. [/quote] Physician who works with many PA and NP over 25 years. While true in part, it is also true that PA and NP typically do well enough in the intro science classes (or nursing classes). In other words, Bs and Cs are fine. Many had mostly As through undergrad based on many resumes I have reviewed. The OP's student failed intro chem and almost failed bio. That is not consistent with one who has the science skills to become a PA or NP. [/quote]
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