This is not an application for admission. This is the first step in the early assurance process for the Mount Union Physician Assistant Program. For the sake of disclosure please read the following items carefully:
• I understand that I am applying to interview for early assurance to the Mount Union Physician Assistant (PA) Program. I am not applying for admission to the PA Program at Mount Union at this time.
• I understand that if my early assurance application is accepted, my intended matriculation start term into Mount Union’s Physician Assistant (PA) program is Summer 2027.
• I have read the PA Early Assurance Pathway materials and understand that this pathway is a two-step process.
• I understand the academic metrics that will be used to determine my admission to the PA Program at the University of Mount Union as stated on the program website, https://www.mountunion.edu/physician-assistant-studies under the tab, “PA Program Admission.”
• I acknowledge that the PA Program review will include accessing and reviewing my current Mount Union transcript.
• I understand that I must have a Bachelor of Science degree from Mount Union prior to matriculation to the PA Program at Mount Union.
• I understand that all my academic metrics used for admission to the PA Program at the University of Mount Union, such as grade point averages, will be calculated by the CASPA model of calculation. I have been given the opportunity to review the ‘Calculating Your CASPA GPAs’ model at the following website: https://tinyurl.com/snevu25f.
• If I have ever been found responsible for any academic violation(s) while enrolled in college/university level coursework (after high school) (e.g. plagiarism, academic dishonesty. etc.) these must be disclosed at the time of application to PA school in CASPA. Review of these violations will occur at the time of an admission decision at a later date. Early assurance status does not imply that any academic violation(s) while enrolled in college/university level coursework (after high school) may not result in a denial of admission at a later date.
• If I have ever been convicted of, or pleaded guilty or no contest to, any criminal offense in a court of law these must be disclosed at the time of application to PA school in CASPA. Review of these offenses will occur at the time of an admission decision at a later date. Early assurance status does not imply that any offenses may not result in a denial of admission at a later date.
• Any falsifications or omissions to the above will result in either my non-selection as an early assurance candidate, forfeiture of early assurance if discovered at a later date, or denial of admission at the time of application if discovered at a later date.
• I understand that I will need to undergo a criminal background check prior to matriculation if I am admitted to the PA Program at Mount Union.
I have read and understand all the above items: